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Absolute Impact 2024: Oil and Gas Companies’ Emissions Targets and Methane Accountability

19 Nov 2024

This report by the Carbon Tracker Initiative critically evaluates the emissions targets of 30 leading oil and gas companies, assessing their alignment with the Paris Agreement. It introduces methane-specific reduction goals and ranks companies based on their performance in managing lifecycle emissions, achieving net-zero targets, and addressing methane emissions. Key findings include the lack of Paris-aligned targets across all companies, insufficient methane reduction goals, and questionable credibility of emissions reduction strategies. The report provides actionable insights for stakeholders, including policymakers, investors, and financial institutions, to better understand the climate and financial risks associated with these companies. It highlights the necessity of systemic changes in methane monitoring, reporting, and reduction strategies to align the energy sector with global climate goals. Companies assessed: BP Chevron ConocoPhillips Eni Equinor ExxonMobil Occidental Petroleum Repsol Shell TotalEnergies Saudi Aramco Gazprom Rosneft PetroChina Petrobras Pemex CNOOC Sinopec Lukoil ONGC PTT Pertamina Kuwait Petroleum Corporation Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) QatarEnergy Sonatrach National Iranian Oil Company (NIOC) Petronas Statoil Marathon Oil
sustainability paris agreement energy transition carbon emissions oil and gas industry climate impact emissions targets methane reduction

Authors

Olivia Bisel, Rich Collett-White, Mike Coffin

Pages
41
Published in
United Kingdom

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