Press Release
November 14, 2024
Press Release
March 14, 2024
We must reduce emissions by 45% this decade to put us on the Paris accords aligned path to 2050. Today, around 40% of oil and gas emissions could be reduced using existing technologies at no net cost. We have an obligation to act and to demand more.
Expectations have never been higher. We need to demand more from energy, from technology, and from ourselves. There is no excuse.
At Baker Hughes, we are ready to take control of the challenge.
We are a trusted partner, committed to problem-solving and strategically co-creating unique pathways.
Innovation is never a solo act, so we work alongside you to achieve critical breakthroughs and find tailored solutions that others can't.
Our cost-effective emissions abatement technologies can help you today, and we have the capability to develop scalable solutions you’ll need tomorrow.
Our proven technology portfolio improves productivity, efficiency and delivers increased value at scale across the operation.
With a 100-year history of working with energy users and producers every day, we know what is possible and can be relied on to deliver.
We're a key player in industry initiatives to tackle emissions, sharing learnings and coordinating action.
Advanced greenhouse gas detection, monitoring, and reduction technologies are accelerating progress towards a Net Zero future, meeting more stringent emissions standards from bodies such as the Environmental Protection Agency, enabling the decarbonization of energy and industrials, and protecting the planet while delivering better business outcomes.
Our integrated solutions combine turbomachinery and processing expertise. Our modular solutions and emissions control capabilities can turn gas that would normally be flared into value such as a highly efficient power source. Furthermore, we can apply conversion modification and upgrades on installed equipment, increasing efficiency and minimizing venting and flaring.
Our exhaust emission control flare meter technology, flare.IQ, helps operators reduce methane emissions, ensures high-efficiency flare combustion, and reduces steam usage, both on site and remotely. Our Baker Hughes de-flaring gas processing plant solutions - typically designed for operations with major flare emissions - are adaptable with skid-mounted solutions catering to smaller applications. This strategic shift benefits the community, by unlocking local resources and mitigating CO2 emissions.
We can replace or retrofit emissions control systems in natural gas operations with no-bleed valves to cost-effectively reduce methane emissions.
With hydrocarbons still enabling reliable and affordable energy systems and the window to meet the Paris Goals rapidly closing, the industry must reduce emissions by 45% this decade to put us on the right path to 2050. The challenge is urgent. We have an obligation to act and the…
