National Fuel Gas Supply Corporation Methane Challenge Partner Profile
Methane Challenge Partner Since 2018
- Equipment Leaks (Transmission and Storage)
- Pneumatic Controllers (Transmission and Storage)
- Reciprocating Compressors - Rod Packing Vent (Transmission and Storage)
Background Information: Information submitted by National Fuel Gas Supply Corporation can be found on its document page. This page includes the following documents:
- Methane Challenge Implementation Plan
- Historical Actions Fact Sheet (this fact sheet was developed by the company and represents the company's historic efforts to voluntarily reduce methane emissions before joining the Methane Challenge Program)
National Fuel Gas Supply Corporation joined the Methane Challenge Program in 2018 and will begin reporting in 2020. This page will be updated with National Fuel Gas Supply Corporation's data after its first report is received.
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About the Methane Challenge Program
The Methane Challenge Program provides a new mechanism through which U.S. oil and gas companies can make more specific and transparent commitments to reducing methane emissions. Partner companies choose between two commitment options to cost-effectively reduce methane emissions. For background information on the Methane Challenge program, please check out the Methane Challenge Fact Sheet.
Best Management Practice (BMP) Commitment
The BMP Commitment is intended to spur near-term, widespread implementation of methane mitigation activities across the oil and natural gas value chain to address methane emissions from key emitting sources. By committing to address an emission source, the partner is committing to implement a BMP on all such sources in their operations. Progress towards a commitment is generally indicated by the percent of sources to which the partner has implemented a BMP as part of the Methane Challenge. Commitments for a few sources are instead based on achieving a target rate (of equipment replacement or methane emission reductions).
Learn more about the BMP Commitment.
ONE Future Emissions Intensity Commitment
The ONE Future Commitment is intended to drive action to achieve segment-specific intensity targets, established through the ONE Future Partnership, which will represent emissions per volume produced or volume of throughput and add up to a 1% or less “leakage rate” along the natural gas value chain by 2025.
Learn more about the ONE Future Emissions Intensity Commitment
Learn more about the ONE Future Partnership