ASSOCIATION OF OIL, GAS ANDRENEWABLE ENERGY COMPANIESOF LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN
Key words: Energy efficiency / program management / monitoring /- Company: ARPEL- Country: Uruguay- Dates: 2005- Document: Guideline- Author: Neil Franklin / Alfredo Mamani
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Key Decisions from the 10th Conference of Parties of the UNFCCC and Other Highlights. The Tenth Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) ended on 18 December 2005 in Buenos Aires. In this report it is reviewed several key decisions that may have ...
The workshop “Present and Future of the Refining Business in LatinAmerica and the Caribbean” held during March 30-31, 2004 in Kingston,JAMAICA was convened by ARPEL and hosted by the Petroleum Corporationof Jamaica (PCJ) to address primarily the status and needs of upgradingof oil refineries in the Region. The main ...
ARPEL Workshop "Technology Options for Greenhouse Gas Emissions Reductions" Report. The event was carried out on September 2004 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
This guideline describes the produced water, discusses its various constituents, reviews the potential environmental problems, suggest means of minimizing the volumes, lists the disposal methods that have been tried, recommends methods to be used for optimal environmental protection, specifies the treatments required prior to disposal and notes the types of ...
These guidelines present the requirements necessary to protect the environment from contamination from existing or new UST systems that contain petroleum products.
Automobile manufacturers operate emission-testing labs in order to develop emission control systems and to demonstrate that these systems comply with mandated standards. Oil companies perform emission testing in order to evaluate the effects of fuels and lubricants on emissions output. On the research front, there is a need to study the formation, control and effects of vehicle pollutants under various scenarios. Areas of interest include diesel particulate matter (size distribution, speciation), unregulated emissions such as benzene, 1-3 butadiene, etc., in-use vehicle emissions vs. certification standards, and fuel effects on emissions performance and control system durability.
This ARPEL Report ”Review of ARPEL Member Companies’ Vehicle Emissions Research and Testing Capabilities in Latin America and the Caribbean” compiles an inventory of the testing facilities in the Region and their respective testing capabilities for both regulated and unregulated emissions. This inventory may be of value in determining the type of research that could be undertaken in Latin America and the Caribbean using local vehicles and fuels.
Highlights of the Carbon Sequestration Leadership Forum Ministerial Meeting. The organization aims to foster collaboration in the technology development and deployment of CO2 capture and storage (CCS), an increasingly utilized technology to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. This is the second ministerial meeting. The participants were primarily at the deputy ...
Here you will find all the information Regarding The ARPEL Workshop "Occupational Health and Safety Management and Oil and Gas Industry Sustainability" which was held in Buenos Aires, Argentina during 18- 19 November, 2003 (Sheraton Buenos Aires and Convention Center), sponsored by Petrobras and IAPG.
Countries in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) possess excellent opportunities for investment and technology transfer in mitigation projects under the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM). This “flexibility mechanism” was established by the Kyoto Protocol with the objective that industrialized nations comply with their commitment of reducing greenhouse gases (GHG) at lower costs. At the same time, CDM provides to developing countries a new source of income through an innovative environmental service: the removal of infrared absorbing gases from the environment.
ARPEL Social Report - Women as End Users of Oil and Gas Products: A Case Study in Brazil
Executive Report of the Workshop Present and Future of the Refining Business in Latin America and the Caribbean, carried out in Kingston, Jamaica on March, 2004
Here you can download all the relevant information of the ARPEL Regional Workshop: Vehicular GNG and LPG which took place on September 1-2, 2004 in Santa Cruz, BOLIVIA, hosted by YPFB
This guideline provides a framework for integrating gender analysis into the activities of the LAC Oil & Gas Industry, and developing gender equity strategies based on the analyses. It provides a framework for gender issues internal to companies and those external, in their interactions with stakeholders.
Key words: Emergency / plans / risk assessment / accident / hazard /- Company: ARPEL- Country: Uruguay- Dates: 2004- Document: Guideline- Author: Jim Swiss / Peter Devenis / Cari Chernichen
This document reports the results of a baseline study undertaken on the status of gender equity in the Latin American and Caribbean (LAC) oil and gas sector. It presents and analyses the results of three surveys. The first was distributed to the human resource departments of oil and gas sector ...
One of the activities of the Environment, Health and Safety Committee of the Regional Association of Oil and Natural Gas Companies in Latin America and the Caribbean (ARPEL) is focused on the ARPEL initiative to gather information about occupational injuries, illnesses and fatalities in the oil industry in Latin America ...
Systematization of Experiences on Corporate Social Responsibility in the Oil and Gas Industry in Latin America and the Caribbean. (attachment available only in Spanish)
Here you will find the Systemic Approach to EstablishFuel Specifications and Support Harmonization Processes in LatinAmerica and The Caribbean - An ARPEL Proposal
Implementation of European Union Emission Trading System. The EU has proceeded to implement the Kyoto Protocol commitments regardless of its ratification, and without the protocol yet having entered into force. The Emission Trading Scheme was established in October 2003 with the purpose of establishing a scheme for greenhouse gas emissions ...
Key words: Gas emissions / greenhouse /- Company: ARPEL- Country: Uruguay- Dates: 2004- Document: Report- Author: Ian J. Potter / Ed Norrena
This document describes the experience gathered by ARPEL -and the oil and gas companies- in the last 15 years while exercising their social responsibility in Latin America. The document presents an analysis of the expectations and viewpoints of the parties of the tripartite dialogue and the activities developed to set ...
The workshop was a follow up of the work carried out in July, 2003, at the ARPEL Representatives´ Assembly, in which the need of the Latin-American oil sector for approaching a reputation management strategy was made evident.
The workshop’s mission was, therefore, to make a first approach to the ...
Meeting sustainable development criteria is an essential element in the approval process of Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) projects. Sustainable development requires making informed choices based upon the integration of economic, environmental and social considerations into the decision making process. In the context of developing CDM projects, the project developer, the ...
The document compiles the activities carried out in 2023 under the four Strategic Vectors: Energy ...
This document describes the consensual position of ARPEL member companies regarding the concept of just ...
This manual provides a general description of the methodology developed by ARPEL to carry out ...
This document provides an overview of the role of natural gas, complemented by lower carbon ...
ARPEL remains faithful to its mission of promoting the development and transformation of our sector ...