Our project sanctioning procedures require all projects and facilities to have a greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions management plan which usually includes the potential sources of GHG emissions and forecast of expected emissions.
Our project managers are encouraged to take steps such as using more energy-efficient equipment, installing power from renewable sources and evaluating readiness for carbon capture, utilisation and storage in the design of largest projects, with the objective of reducing our GHG emissions to the barest minimum.
Schlau Energy’s business interests exist in different commercial structures such as sole risk, joint ventures, farm-in arrangements, production sharing contracts and service contracts with national and international energy companies.
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Schlau Energy utilizes established in-house procedures and processes to guide her opportunities and risks assessment in asset acquisitions and divestments.
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Decommissioning and restoration takes place when the facilities installed for oil and gas production reach the end of their economic and productive life.
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We strive to be net zero on emissions generated by all our operations by 2050, as well as on emissions associated with the energy required to power them.
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Our long term strategy is to collaboratively reduce emissions associated with our partner refineries by transforming them into energy and chemicals parks.
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In line with our net zero strategy, we are cutting emissions from our Upstream operations for oil and gas production to meet our net zero targets.
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Schlau Energy is improving process efficiency to reduce routine flaring, which contributes to climate change.
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At Schlau Energy, we understand that safety, the environment and host communities are critical concerns as we plan, design, construct and operate our facilities for energy products.
Learn moreOur project sanctioning procedures require all projects and facilities to have a greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions management plan which usually includes the potential sources of GHG emissions and forecast of expected emissions.
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