Life Cycle Analysis for Oil & Gas in a Low-Carbon World
Every barrel now carries two prices — the market’s and the atmosphere’s — and the second is increasingly written into the first.
Format
Classroom · Virtual
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Buyers, lenders and regulators increasingly ask the same question of oil and gas: what is the carbon intensity of this barrel, this cargo, this asset? Life cycle analysis is the discipline that answers it defensibly. This programme works LCA as applied to upstream, midstream and downstream assets — system boundaries, allocation choices and their consequences, data quality on real operations, and Scope 1–3 emissions built into one coherent account. It closes on use: emissions-intensity benchmarking, abatement options ranked by cost, and the LCA that survives an auditor.
What you will do
Who attends
HSE and sustainability professionals in oil and gas; facilities and process engineers; carbon-reporting teams; commercial staff answering buyer and lender carbon questions.
Programme agenda
Built for the decisions no textbook prepares you for
I.The method
- LCA fundamentals: boundaries, functional units, allocation — choices with consequences
- Data quality on real operations: measured, estimated, defaulted
- Scopes 1, 2 and 3 across upstream, midstream and downstream
II.The asset account
- Emissions intensity per barrel, per cargo, per facility
- Methane: measurement, reconciliation and the reporting gap
- Benchmarking without flattery: where the asset truly sits
III.Using the numbers
- Abatement ranked by cost per tonne: flaring, methane, power, efficiency
- What buyers, lenders and regulators ask — and the evidence they accept
- The LCA under audit: documentation that holds
Frequently asked
Who should attend the oil and gas life cycle analysis course?
It is designed for HSE and sustainability professionals in oil and gas, facilities and process engineers, carbon-reporting teams, and commercial staff who answer buyer and lender carbon questions. It suits anyone who must put a defensible carbon-intensity number on a barrel, a cargo or an asset.
What does the LCA programme cover?
It works life cycle analysis as applied to upstream, midstream and downstream assets — system boundaries, allocation choices and their consequences, data quality on real operations, and Scope 1–3 emissions built into one coherent account. It closes on use: emissions-intensity benchmarking, abatement options ranked by cost per tonne, and documentation that holds up under audit.
Is the course available in-house and in French?
Yes. BIZENIUS delivers the programme in English and French, and an in-house edition can be tailored to your own assets and reporting obligations. Sessions run on a rolling calendar with dates confirmed on request; fees and quotations are provided on enquiry.
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