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supporting the energy industry’s goals of achieving a more efficient, connected and sustainable future.<\/p>\n
The Net Zero Agenda<\/strong><\/h2>\nMany entities have recently announced plans to shrink their carbon footprints to “net zero” over the next few decades, commonly with a target year between 2030 and 2050. According to\u00a0myclimate<\/a><\/strong>, “Net zero emission means that all man-made greenhouse gas emissions<\/strong> must be removed from the atmosphere through reduction measures, thus reducing the Earth’s net climate balance, after removal via natural and artificial sink, to zero. This way humankind would be carbon neutral<\/strong> and global temperature<\/strong> would stabilize.”<\/p>\nStrategies around this initiative have been paramount to the energy industry’s present and future operational plans. Some major oil and gas companies have even revealed ambitious blueprints, budgets and organizational transitions to do their part in reducing emissions and turning the climate change tide.<\/p>\n
Strategies around this initiative have been paramount to the energy industry’s present and future operational plans. Some major oil and gas companies have even revealed ambitious blueprints, budgets and organizational transitions to do their part in reducing emissions and turning the climate change tide.<\/p>\n