Technology-driven Strategies for Petroleum Refineries to Achieve Profitability and Sustainability Goals

Despite calls to phase out fossil fuels amid persistent climate scrutiny and growing electric-vehicle penetration, global demand for transportation fuels and petrochemicals will remain significant in the coming decades. On the other hand, the refineries that make these products are urged to reduce GHG emissions.

The Greenhouse Gas Protocol, developed by the World Resources Institute and the Worldwide Business Council for Sustainable Development in September 2001, offers a comprehensive standardized approach to measure and manage emissions for businesses. The Protocol divides companies' emissions into three categories: Scope 1 (emissions from internal operations), Scope 2 (emissions from utilities consumed in business), and Scope 3 (emissions from other sources, e.g., customers burning refined products).

The upcoming Report will focus on short-term and long-term internal operations in meeting reduction targets for Scope 1 emissions as defined by the Greenhouse Gas Protocol. It will be divided into four main parts.

Environmental Requirements and Industry Compliance

Market Challenges and Opportunities: Crude Oil, Fuels, and Petrochemicals

Technology Advances to Meet Scope 1 Decarbonization Requirements

Strategic Analyses and Recommendations

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A pre-publication discount is available.

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