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VP Oil & Gas
GHGSat
Ryan Mattson is the Vice President of Oil and Gas at GHGSat based in Calgary. He’s responsible for GHGSat’s Oil and Gas business supporting the industry’s needs for remote methane monitoring solutions.
Ryan joined GHGSat in 2021 but has worked in the Oil and Gas industry since 2005, holding roles in operations, sales, strategy, and management, as well as working in several different markets including Canada, the US, Singapore, and Russia.
Ryan holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Alberta.
About GHGSat
GHGSat is the global leader in greenhouse gas emissions intelligence with the largest fleet of high-resolution satellites and aerial sensors. The proprietary remote-sensing and patented technology detects and measures emissions from industrial facilities onshore and offshore accurately. With daily site monitoring services and third-party data intelligence, GHGSat provides reliable, cost-efficient and actionable emission data for businesses, governments and financial services, helping them address climate risk, optimize performance and achieve their emission reduction targets.
Flaring operations contribute significantly to climate change by releasing both carbon and methane into the atmosphere. However, by implementing robust policies and regulations that mandate monitoring, reporting, and abatement of emissions, countries can effectively eliminate routine flaring, minimise non-routine flaring, and achieve near zero methane operations. This not only helps combat climate change but also creates opportunities to bolster energy supply by utilising the natural gas that would otherwise have been flared, whether for on-site power generation or sale on the market. Addressing flaring and methane in tandem is essential to attain sustainable and energy-efficient operations.
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This session will explore policy and regulation strategies aimed at ending routine flaring and mitigating methane emissions as well as the implementation strategies needed to implement them.
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