Articles on emissions, EHS, environmental compliance, and connected operations.
Greenhouse gas reporting rarely fails because an environmental team cannot run a calculation. It fails when production extracts arrive late, emission factors live in unmarked workbooks, approvals sit in email, and nobody can reconstruct...
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Ask an environmental manager what almost broke last year's greenhouse gas filing, and the answer is rarely missing software. It is usually a production extract that arrived late,...
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Ask an environmental manager what almost broke last year's greenhouse gas filing, and the answer is rarely the final report template. It is usually a production extract that...
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Ask an air compliance manager where last quarter's filing almost failed, and the answer is rarely the report template. It is usually late contractor data two days before an EPA...
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An LDAR program can look orderly on paper and still fall apart in the field.
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By the time oil and gas environmental, compliance, and emissions leaders reach vendor demonstrations, most of the category education is already complete. The remaining challenge...
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Most EHS software evaluations begin with feature comparison spreadsheets. Teams compare incident management, inspections, corrective actions, permits, dashboards, mobile access,...
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Many EHS software implementations fail to improve the underlying process. Not because the software is incapable, but because organizations digitize existing workflows without...
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Environmental compliance does not fail because organizations lack data. It fails because the evidence needed to demonstrate compliance is scattered across dozens of systems.
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Most environmental teams do not lose control of compliance because they cannot run a calculation or complete a report. They lose control in the handoffs.
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