Posts Tagged ‘CDR’
An Open Letter On Safety
An open letter on safety from Rebellion Energy, a methane abatement company that plugs orphan oil and gas wells.
Read MoreWhose car is this? (We’re not talking about cars)
Author: Staci Tasucio, CEO There is a car sitting on the side of the road in front of your house. It’s been there for months-it’s leaking something, the registration is expired, and no one seems to know who left it there. You aren’t responsible for it, but regardless, it is your problem. Unlike an abandoned…
Read MoreWhat the Carbon Market Got Right with Forestry Credits and What We Can Learn From It
Author: Staci Taruscio, CEO The science behind this was built by people who understood the thing being measured and is why high-quality forestry credits hold up to scrutiny. I think orphan well plugging can take a page from this book, only in this chapter we must remember not to hire forestry experts and send them…
Read MoreA Critical Question for Methane Abatement Credit Buyers
Author: Staci Taruscio, CEO Last week I wrote about the three questions every buyer should ask before purchasing a well-plugging carbon credit. The response to that article made it apparent that this market is ready to have a harder conversation. Today I want to add one more question to the list of questions a buyer…
Read MoreBefore You Buy a Well-Plugging Credit, Ask These Three Questions
Author: Staci Taruscio, CEO The VCM is having a superpollutant moment with $100 million in corporate commitments landing through the Beyond Alliance. Google, Salesforce, JPMorganChase, these are serious buyers making serious bets on superpollutant abatement, and #methane is finally getting the attention it has long-deserved. The capital is starting to move, and it is an…
Read MoreTop 5 Safety hazards When Measuring Methane at Orphaned Well Sites
Approaching an orphaned oil or gas well is never a routine job. These forgotten sites often lie in disrepair for decades, creating unpredictable and dangerous conditions for field technicians tasked with measuring fugitive methane emissions.We treat every site as a high-risk environment until proven otherwise. Here are the top five scariest—and most critical—safety hazards we…
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