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"Carbon footprint", an article for the "Neft Rossii" magazine (issue 4, April 2017)
"Carbon footprint", an article for the "Neft Rossii"
In the article, the authors explore in detail the principles, methods, and stages of carbon footprint assessment, and the types of reporting where the results of this assessment can be reflected.
The Oil & Gas sector is the largest greenhouse gases emitter, and hence it will definitely be affected by the regulations and requirements concerning emission reductions and relevant reporting, which are currently being discussed at federal and international levels. Many goals in this area are based on assessing and minimising the so-called carbon footprint, which is the total amount of greenhouse gas emissions and absorption occurring during the entire life cycle of a product or service.