IOGP is proud to support the
International Energy Week 2022
22 – 24 February, London, UK
About IOGP
Our Members operate around the globe, producing over 40% of the world’s oil and gas.
Together, we identify and share knowledge and good practices to improve the industry
in areas such as energy transition, safety, health, the environment and efficiency.
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Getting to zero fatalities
IOGP has a long history of working to improve health and safety in the industry and is
committed to put an end to upstream fatalities in the workplace. Some of our key safety
projects include life-saving rules, process safety fundamentals, aviation and land transport.
Regulator engagement
We follow the political and legislative developments that will shape the future of our
industry. This involves engaging decision makers to explain our views, offer expertise and
provide data. Our aim is to help regulators and legislators draft rules and laws that are
balanced and effective.
Reducing equipment cost and project schedule
With the tension and uncertainty in the supply and demand market, increasing price
volatility, and the prospect of increased financing costs and carbon taxes, there is a need
for further industry standardization and digitalization to decrease operational costs.
Initiated by IOGP and endorsed by the World Economic Forum, JIP33 – Standardizing
procurement specifications adds value by making supply chain faster and more efficient.
Industry alignment on emissions measurement and reduction
The industry is expected to address operational emissions and its carbon footprint. To
accelerate the development and implementation of decarbonization solutions, standards,
and best practices, such as electrification, Carbon Capture (Utilization) and Storage
(CC(U)S), and hydrogen, we are working to increase industry collaboration in these areas.
CCUS, energy efficiency, electrification, flaring and venting, and hydrogen
Our Energy Transition Directorate is delivering the Association’s low carbon initiatives:
flaring and venting, energy optimization, power generation & electrification, CCUS,
hydrogen, greenhouse gas management, measurement, and reporting.
Delivering a low carbon future – call for participation
A look at IOGP’s planned low carbon activities in the next two years – and how you can participate
Flaring management guidance for the oil and gas industry – a summary
A brief overview of the main lessons and observations in IOGP-IPIECA-GGFR’s Report 467 – Flaring Management Guidelines. This Flaring management guidance, developed by IPIECA, IOGP and GGFR in partnership, outlines new developments in flaring management and reduction, and examines industry experiences with eliminating flaring, new technologies, business models, operational improvements and regulatory policy. It also
Clean hydrogen from natural gas: production and uses
Clean hydrogen can be produced from different sources, including renewable electricity (green hydrogen) and natural gas reforming with carbon management technologies (blue hydrogen).
Map of global CCUS projects
This Infographic contains a map of existing and planned CCUS facilities around the globe
Health, Safety and Environmental data and benchmarking
IOGP has been collecting safety incident data from member companies since 1985 – giving the
association the largest database of safety performance in the upstream oil and gas industry.
Our data reports provide a basis for individual Member Companies to compare their
performance, as well demonstrating the industry’s wish for greater transparency
concerning its activities
Safety performance indicators – 2021 data – executive summary
A short overview of the main trends in safety performance as reported by IOGP Member Companies participating in the annual performance data collection programme. For the full Report, please see Report 2021s or go to IOGP’s data site.
Safety performance indicators – 2021 data
The International Association of Oil & Gas Producers (IOGP) has been collecting safety incident data from its Member Companies globally since 1985. The data collected are entered into the IOGP safety database, which is the largest database of safety performance in the exploration and production (E&P) industry. The principal purpose of the data collection and
Environmental performance indicators – Europe 2020 data
The scope of this report includes Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions (namely Carbon Dioxide (CO2) and Methane (CH4)) and hydrocarbon flaring reported by Member Companies from assets and activities within Europe, presented separately for Europe and EU1. The data are normalized against mass of hydrocarbons produced to enable meaningful comparison.
Environmental data collection user guide (2021 data) – Definitions and exclusions
The collection, collation, and reporting of upstream environmental information has been a central part of the IOGP work programme since 1998. IOGP Member Companies are invited to submit data relating to their exploration and production activities on an annual basis. Submitted data are compiled, analysed, and reported in the annual Environmental Performance Indicators Report.