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# Methane Management - Keeping Methane In The Pipe — Chevron * Technology and innovationTechnology and innovation Technology and innovation * Chevron around the world * Events and presentations * Corporate sustainability reporting # methane management keeping methane in the pipe Reducing methane emissions requires all hands on deck — energy companies, governments and other key stakeholders.

Chevron's blueprint embraces new technology, innovative facilities, and improved procedures. It's a plan we believe will help our industry reduce methane intensity.

methane management matters * methane management matters ## methane management matters both natural and human-driven, methane click to learn more is an invisible greenhouse gas click to learn more preventing and reducing methane emissions click to learn more is important for a lower carbon future Methane is a colorless, odorless gas that comes from natural sources such as wetlands and human-driven sources, including the oil and gas industry.

Preventing and reducing methane emissions is important for a lower carbon future. While short-lived in the atmosphere, methane is more potent than CO 2 — 25x over a 100-year period 1. 1 The AR4 100-year Global Warming Potential (GWP-100) assigns a GWP of 25 to convert the mass of methane to its carbon dioxide–equivalent value.

2021 Climate Change Resilience Report ### a lower carbon future We’re committed to lowering our methane emissions intensity. Since 2016, we have reduced our methane intensity by more than 50 percent across Chevron. See the latest findings in our new report.

download our 2022 methane report ## our solution we’re continuously working to stay ahead of the curve. forging partnerships. click to learn more testing and applying technologies click to learn more.

Chevron is co-founder of the Environmental Partnership, which has conducted over 1. 2 million leak detection surveys since 2018. The Collaboratory to Advance Methane Science addresses methane emissions along the entire value chain, from production to end use.

From the surface to sky – several proactive approaches are expanding methane-detection and reduction capabilities. learn more about technology ## since 2016, we have reduced our methane intensity by more than 50 percent click to learn more across Chevron. ### trailblazing for positive change Chevron is lowering methane emissions, and has trialed multiple advanced methane detection technologies since 2016.

learn how operations can reduce carbon emissions ## our plan for reducing methane intensity card 1 of 3, 1 facility design click for more content Design new facilities to better prevent methane leaks, and retrofit existing facilities. click to close additional content card 2 of 3, 2 operating practices click for more content Work to adopt a methane leak elimination mindset and deploy best practices.

click to close additional content card 3 of 3, 3 advanced technology click for more content Work to deploy improving sensor technology to confirm absence of outlier events and report our results externally.

click to close additional content ## climate change resilience report discover the actions we're taking to advance our lower carbon ambitions ## our positions with clear performance standards click to learn more, new tech click to learn more and using best practices click to learn more, together click to learn more we can lower methane emissions Policy should set appropriate methane metrics while providing flexibility for companies to determine the optimal way to meet those metrics.

Policy should flexibly incorporate new and future technologies, such as aerial and drone monitoring, that can identify and address methane emissions most effectively. Methane emissions are disproportionately concentrated among a small number of operators, sites, and equipment. Reasonable minimum equipment standards help ensure all operators are working to curtail methane emissions.

Improving methane performance is important for oil and natural gas (24 percent of U.S. methane emissions), as well as other sectors, which make up the remaining 76 percent. Policy should apply to all key sectors. download our 2022 methane report opens in new window see how we participate in methane policy _This page was updated on March 7, 2024.

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