Environmental Assessments

HOW WE GOT HERE

In 2019, we saw a void in the market when few were focusing on the environmental impact of individual well sites.

 

In response, we created a general (now publicly available) framework to bring transparency to operators’ environmental performance.

 

Project Canary is looking to academic and nonprofit parties to set these standards and continue raising the bar on environmental stewardship.

UPSTREAM & MIDSTREAM ASSESSMENTS

Verifiable data on a given operation’s environmental performance

OPEN-SOURCE PROTOCOL

How to Use Environmental Assessments: Investor Reporting, Differentiated Gas, Communicate ESG Performance, M&A Due Diligence, and more.

Olympus Energy’s TrustWell Experience

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Project Canary Trustwell Environmental Assessment (Upstream)

Qualitative & Quantitative TrustWell by Project Canary assessment is a holistic, auditable, operational performance review that provides defensible dynamic scores at the facility level.

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    Robust, multivariate audit performed by professional team with over 100 years of combined mechanical, chemical and petroleum engineering experience.

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    Site visits to every wellbore/facility being assessed (USA, Canada, EMEA, APAC).

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    600+ data points evaluated across 28 categories.

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    Customer-provided documentation is reviewed per wellbore.

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    Final TrustWell reports delivered to customer team including improvement plan and additional ESG Sustainability recommendations. VIEW SAMPLE REPORT

Evaluate Environmental Responsibility Across Four Key Categories

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Air

Reduce GHG Emissions

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Water

Demonstrate Responsible Water Stewardship

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Land

Mitigate Operational Risks and Impacts on Localized Environments

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Community

Emphasize the Local Community’s Needs and Interests

Freshwater Metrics Validated By Academia

Water use evaluation is a key focus of our Environmental Assessment. Project Canary’s program features freshwater use metrics validated by Colorad State University's Center for Energy Water Sustainability. Download the White Paper.

The Fresh Water Replacement Ratio (FR2) addresses the degree to which an operator offsets competitive water usage and minimizes impacts in areas with water scarcity issues while also considering geographic water stress factors.

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