Offshore oil and gas production is increasingly growing popular globally. Produced water
(PW), which is the largest byproduct of oil and gas production, is a complex mixture of …

Methane is the most frequently analyzed gas with different concentrations ranging from
single ppm or ppb to 100%. There are a wide range of applications for gas sensors including …

The switch from the use of coal to natural gas or oil for energy generation potentially reduces
greenhouse gas emissions and thus the impact on global warming and climate change …

Abandoned oil and gas wells are one of the most uncertain sources of methane emissions
into the atmosphere. To reduce these uncertainties and improve emission estimates, we …

Offshore oil and natural gas platforms are responsible for about 30% of global oil and
natural gas production. Despite the large share of global production there are few studies …

The causes of methane's renewed rise since 2007, accelerated growth from 2014 and
record rise in 2020, concurrent with an isotopic shift to values more depleted in 13C, remain …

Methane is an important greenhouse gas, emissions of which have vital consequences for
global climate change. Understanding and quantifying the sources (and sinks) of …

The oil and gas (O&G) sector is a significant source of methane (CH 4) emissions.
Quantifying these emissions remains challenging, with many studies highlighting …

The Gulf of Mexico is the largest offshore fossil fuel production basin in the United States.
Decisions on expanding production in the region legally depend on assessments of the …

The United Kingdom (UK) government's National Atmospheric Emissions Inventory (NAEI) is
used to provide UK greenhouse gas emission data to the United Nations Framework …