世界石油

(WO) “环境伙伴关系发布了第五份年度报告，展示了美国石油和天然气行业在减少甲烷排放、改进检测方法和在整个行业分享最佳实践方面所采取的行动。该合作伙伴关系的参与公司占美国陆上石油和天然气业务的近 70%，在所有绩效计划中继续取得可衡量的成果，包括用低排放或零排放设备替换气体驱动的气动控制器，降低泄漏发生率尽管过去一年石油和天然气产量分别增长了 5.6% 和 4%，但火炬强度仍下降了 2.4%。

“在我领导 The Partnership 的第一年里，这个行业在改善我们的环境绩效方面面临着新的挑战和新的机遇，我为 The Partnership 和我们的参与公司如何继续应对减少整个供应链中甲烷排放的挑战感到自豪环境合作伙伴组织主任艾米丽·黑格说。“通过创新的设施设计、运营实践和程序的改进、检测和测量排放的进步以及数据排放报告准确性的提高，我们正在取得有意义的成果，帮助确保在几十年内持续生产负担得起的、可靠的和清洁的能源，以实现可持续发展。”来吧。”

年度报告的要点包括：

更换气动控制器：自 2018 年启动该计划以来，已安装了超过 14,100 个零排放控制器，并更换了超过 114,000 个气动控制器。到 2022 年，新站点安装了 4,000 多个零排放气动控制器，更换或停用了 61,700 多个气体驱动气动控制器和 700 个高排放装置。超过 60% 的参与公司在其运营中不再使用高排量气动控制器。

减少耀斑：2022 年，耀斑总量较上一年减少 14%，耀斑强度较上一年减少 2.4%。

检测和修复泄漏：2022 年，参与环境合作伙伴关系的公司执行了超过 2.02 亿次部件检查。该计划的参与者对超过 157,000 个地点进行了超过 664,000 次调查，发现泄漏发生率为 0.07%，即在接受调查的地点中，每 1,000 个地点中只有不到 1 个组件发生泄漏。自 2019 年以来，参与公司已执行了超过 9.03 亿次零部件检查。

除了六个现有计划外，该合作伙伴关系还宣布将业务扩展到液体管道，并增加了两个新计划：维护和完整性以及运营中的能源效率。通过这些计划，公司将实施减少能源消耗的最佳实践，提高完整性和维护计划，以减少整个供应链的排放。

World Oil

(WO) – The Environmental Partnership released its fifth annual report demonstrating the U.S. oil and natural gas industry’s actions in reducing methane emissions, improving detection methods and sharing best practices across the industry. The Partnership’s participating companies, which represent nearly 70% of U.S. onshore oil and gas operations, continued to achieve measurable results across all performance programs, including replacing gas-driven pneumatic controllers with low- or zero-emitting devices, reducing leak occurrence rates and driving flare intensity down by 2.4%, even as oil and natural gas production increased by 5.6% and 4% over the past year.

“In my first year leading The Partnership, this industry has taken on new challenges and new opportunities to improve our environmental performance, and I am proud of how The Partnership and our participating companies continue to meet the challenge of reducing methane emissions across the supply chain,” said Emily Hague, director of The Environmental Partnership. “Through innovative facility design, improvements in operational practices and procedures, advancements in detecting and measuring emissions and improved accuracy in data emissions reporting, we are achieving meaningful results, helping to ensure the continued production of affordable, reliable and cleaner energy for decades to come.”

Highlights from the annual report include:

Replacing pneumatic controllers: Since the program started in 2018, more than 14,100 zero-emissions controllers have been installed and more than 114,000 gas-driven controllers have been replaced. In 2022, more than 4,000 zero-emission pneumatic controllers were installed at new sites and more than 61,700 gas-driven pneumatic controllers and 700 high-bleed devices were replaced or removed from service. More than 60% of participating companies no longer have high-bleed pneumatic controllers in their operations.

Reducing flaring: In 2022, there was a 14% reduction in total flare volumes and a 2.4% in flare intensity from the previous year.

Detecting and repairing leaks: In 2022, The Environmental Partnership participating companies performed more than 202 million component inspections. Participants in the program performed more than 664,000 surveys over more than 157,000 sites and found a leak occurrence rate of 0.07%, or less than 1 component leaking in 1,000, among sites surveyed. Since 2019, participating companies have performed more than 903 million component inspections.

In addition to the six existing programs, The Partnership also announced its expansion to liquid pipelines with the addition of two new programs: Maintenance & Integrity and Energy Efficiencies in Operations. Through these programs, companies will implement best practices that reduce energy consumption and improve integrity and maintenance programs to reduce emissions across the supply chain.