Webinar
How Advanced Leak Detection Strategies Can Help You Achieve ESG Goals
Natural gas leak detection is an overlooked emissions driver that plays a crucial role in helping organizations achieve their Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) goals. From reducing greenhouse gas emissions and minimizing health and safety risks to enhancing your reputation among customers and stakeholders, the benefits are indisputable. Natural gas maintenance is an actionable step you can take to reach your organization’s sustainability goals while saving money on energy bills.
As new guidelines and reporting standards emerge, such as the ones in the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), and the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), many organizations find themselves at a loss on where to start or require a touch point to confirm their progress.
Implementing a natural gas leak detection and maintenance program acts as a much-needed foot in the door for ESG efforts and can provide prompt results, including enhanced ESG scores, swift energy savings and quantifiable proof of sustainability actions towards your organization’s goals.
What We Cover
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How advanced leak detection and maintenance strategies can drive ESG goals, boost your bottom line and improve safety and risk management
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Advanced leak detection strategies and technologies
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Best practices for natural gas maintenance and correlating case studies
Presenters
Will Gibson, Lead Consultant, Energy Engineering, ABS Group
Will Gibson is the Lead Consultant of Energy Engineering at ABS Group. With over a decade of experience in the energy and environmental sector, he manages teams of natural gas leak detection auditors across the U.S. As a trusted official in his field, Will has contributed to policy development, regulatory compliance and sustainable energy practices. This includes his direct work with leading regulatory agencies such as the EPA, DOT, PHMSA, OPS and DOE.
Will has contributed to the development of congressional-level reports involving pivotal legislation, such as the PIPES Act of 2020, and regulations pertaining to 49 CFR parts 193, 192 and 195. He holds a B.A. in Mechanical Engineering and MS in Environmental Science from Oklahoma State University, is a non-voting member of the NFPA 59A committee and a recipient of the NextGen Under 30 Award.
About ABS Group
ABS Group of Companies, Inc. (www.abs-group.com), through its operating subsidiaries, provides technical advisory and certification services to support the safety and reliability of high-performance assets and operations in the oil, gas and chemical, power generation, marine, offshore and government sectors, among others. Headquartered in Houston, Texas, ABS Group operates with more than 1,000 professionals globally. ABS Group is a subsidiary of ABS (www.eagle.org), a leading marine and offshore classification society.