In the Fall of 2022, The Environmental Partnership held a workshop, hosted by Chevron, in Midland, Texas. The event provided Permian operators with an opportunity to learn more about evolving technologies for emissions detection and mitigation – from continuous monitoring to aerial surveying – as well as a discussion about the projects within The Partnership, including an overview of the compressor study underway in collaboration with Colorado State University (CSU).
The Environmental Partnership’s Basin Teams advance information-sharing and learning among local operators to promote additional action to reduce methane emissions.
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Tim Vaugh at the Permian Workshop 2022
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Kerry Harpole at the Permian Workshop 2022
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“The participating companies of The Environmental Partnership understand that best practices regarding methane emissions are not a competitive edge. We know it is our responsibility to attend Partnership events and openly discuss our successes and challenges to help accelerate the industry’s march toward environmental excellence.”