CH4 Emissions
CH4 Emission

Natural gas has methane (CH₄) as the primary component. Sadly, methane is a powerful greenhouse gas with impact on climate change over 20 years more than 80 times greater than carbon dioxide (CO2).

Notably, reducing the emissions of methane is considered one of the most effective near-term actions to keep the more ambitious 1.5°C goal of the Paris Agreement within reach.

At Schlau we set a target to maintain methane emissions intensity below 0.2% and achieve near-zero methane emissions by 2030. Globally, it is understood that transitioning towards uniform and consistent measurement-based quantification is of supreme importance for the industry to increase transparency and accuracy on reported emissions figures. Schlau Energy will continue to collaborate with authorities, industry, and other stakeholders to enlighten policies and share useful experiences aimed at reducing methane emissions across the value chain of natural gas business.

Exploration

Oil and gas industry will retain its prominence for years to come. Decarbonization efforts will vary for different industries.

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Deep-Water Opportunities

One of strategic focus areas is deep-water oil and gas production for higher-margin and lower-carbon barrels delivery.

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Reduction of routine flaring to zero

Schlau has set a target to eliminate routine gas flaring from its Upstream-operated assets by 2030 in line with World Bank's Zero Routine Flaring by 2030 initiative, to which the major operators are signatories.

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CH4 Emission

Natural gas has methane (CH₄) as the primary component. Sadly, methane is a powerful greenhouse gas with impact on climate change over 20 years more than 80 times greater than carbon dioxide (CO2).

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Liquified Natural Gas (LNG)

Schlau Energy is exploring significant number of liquefied natural gas (LNG) business opportunities in the Gulf of Guniea.

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Gas to liquids (GTLs)

We are investing in gas-to-liquids projects designed to turn natural gas into excellent quality liquid fuels, base oils, and other liquid derivatives from oil.

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