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Course Credit: 0.15 CEU, 1.5 PDH
In this webinar, Rebecca Middleton (Methane Guiding Principles), Amaia O’Reilly (Energy Institute) and Georges Tijbosch (MiQ) talk about why methane is of concern, methane guiding principles initiative, best practice guides and methane management tools. They also share information about the development of new resources, and cover the abating methane emissions in O&G, what certified gas is and why. All content contained within this webinar is copyrighted by Amaia O’Reilly, Georges Tijbosch and Rebecca Middleton and its use and/or reproduction outside the portal requires express permission from Amaia O’Reilly, Georges Tijbosch and Rebecca Middleton.
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Course Chapters
- 1Accessing Third-Party Resources and Best Practices on Methane Emissions Management, Reporting, Measurement & Abatement - Chapter 1Media Type: Video
Credits
Earn credits by completing this course0.15 CEU credit1.5 PDH creditsSpeakers
Amaia O'Reilly
Georges Tijbosch
Josh EtkindJosh Etkind, Shell Upstream Deepwater Digital Opportunity Manager with 23 years of energy industry experience. He led Shell’s early-stage LNG R&D (2014-18), and prior to that served as DW N. America Decommissioning & Restoration and Abandonment Manager from 2018-20. Etkind is a Petroleum Engineer by background, a certified Sustainability Practitioner, a Fellow of the Loyola University Institute of Environmental Communications, and attended the University of Cambridge Business and Sustainability Program. He concurrently serves as CEO of Sanitation for All, an International NGO focused on helping disadvantaged communities gain access to the basic human dignity afforded by clean drinking water, toilets and education. Having previously served on the Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) Board of Directors from 2007-’10, he is the 2021-23 Chair of the award-winning SPE Sustainable Development Technical Section and Chair of the SPE Gaia Sustainability Program.
Rebecca Middleton
