Transition Technologies
Proven solutions to reduce emissions and environmental impact
Reducing environmental footprint without compromising performance
Balancing the global demand for oil and gas while minimizing environmental impact is a critical challenge that demands tangible results. We help customers address this need with Transition Technologies™ that deliver proven, measurable reductions in greenhouse gas emissions and other environmental impacts. Our teams of engineers have developed a science-based methodology to quantify the impact of these technologies. Focused on reductions in drilling and completions, methane and flaring, and production, these solutions drive high performance, sustainably, and enable more informed decisions for meaningful, long-term impact.
Solutions enabled by 30+ technologies
The technologies in our extensive portfolio are impactful solutions for emissions reductions and minimizing impact in key areas of operations across the supply chain.
Backed by science-based quantification
Our rigorous environmental impact quantification methodology confirms the measurable reductions of each technology, supporting confident operational environmental stewardship.
Aligned to support global sustainability goals
We map the environmental attributes of each technology to UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to ensure clear pathways to sustainability and long-term impact.
Explore our products and services
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Decarbonize Drilling and Completions
Build upstream oil and gas infrastructure with a lower carbon footprintReduce the footprint of oil and gas operations.
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Decarbonize Oil and Gas Production
Leverage technologies and solutions that reduce GHG emissions per barrel producedGet closer to the action.
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Eliminate Methane and Flaring Emissions
Decarbonize operations by addressing large sources of greenhouse gasesStart with a plan, the right technologies, and a partner you can trust.
Quantifying environmental impact
Learn more about the science-based methodology we use to support our Transition Technologies and how we connect their impacts to global sustainability goals.
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