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Decarbonizing Downstream Oil and Gas

Publisher GlobalData
Published Dec 23, 2024
Length 40 Pages
SKU # GBDT19497768

Description

Decarbonizing Downstream Oil and Gas


Summary

This report identifies the requirements for meeting emissions targets and introduces the energy transition interventions most suited to decarbonizing the downstream oil and gas industry.The measures discussed include process efficiency, low-carbon hydrogen, electrification, carbon capture, and alternative feedstocks.

Scope
  • Identifies the decarbonization opportunities in the downstream oil and gas sector.
  • Discusses long-term benefits of decarbonization avenues such as low-carbon hydrogen, electrification, carbon capture, and alternative feedstocks.
  • Discusses challenges to the decarbonization efforts being taken by oil and gas companies in the downstream sector.
  • Discusses case studies of oil and gas companies in decarbonizing downstream sector.
  • Evaluates competitive position of oil and gas companies in their decarbonization efforts.
Reasons to Buy
  • Evaluates decarbonization opportunities for oil and gas companies in the downstream oil and gas sector.
  • Presents oil and gas case studies for downstream decarbonization.
  • Benchmarks select oil and gas companies on the basis of their decarbonization efforts.

Table of Contents

40 Pages
  • Executive Summary
    • GHG emissions are broken down into Scopes 1, 2 and
    • Emissions across the O&G value chain
    • Global refining capacity outlook
    • Global petrochemical capacity outlook of select carbon-intensive chemicals
    • In the NZE scenario, downstream emissions need to fall significantly by 2030
    • Emission reduction targets of integrated oil companies with leading refining capacity
    • Emission reduction targets of leading independent refiners & petrochemical companies
    • How can the downstream industry be decarbonized?
    • Assessing decarbonization technologies
    • Five macroeconomic challenges that will pose a barrier to decarbonization
    • Downstream oil and gas segments
    • Process optimization
    • Examples of process optimization
    • Electrification opportunities in the downstream sector
    • Hydrogen growth outlook
    • Hydrogen case studies
    • CCS capacity in downstream oil and gas
    • Major upcoming CCS projects in downstream oil and gas
    • Using captured CO2 as feedstock
    • Biomass to biofuels
    • Current and future leaders of renewable standalone fuel production
    • Blending regulations
    • BP
    • Shell
    • Chevron
    • ExxonMobil
    • TotalEnergies
    • Key takeaways

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