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Methane Management Roadmap for Oil and Gas in ASEAN

Executive Summary

This report outlines a strategy to significantly reduce methane emissions from the oil and gas sector across ASEAN member states. In 2023, the region emitted 0.32 Mt of methane (equivalent to 9 Mt of CO2), representing a substantial value loss and contribution to climate change, primarily from Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand. Key findings and recommendations:

Current Situation & Commitments

Emissions: ASEAN oil and gas methane emissions are significant.
Commitments: Several countries (Vietnam) and companies (Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Thailand's PTT) have joined international initiatives like the Global Methane Pledge, OGMP 2.0, and the COP28 Oil and Gas Decarbonization Charter. The OGDC target (0.2% methane intensity by 2030) is identified as an ambitious but potential regional target.
Initiatives: The ASEAN Energy Sector Methane Leadership Program (MLP) and related regional statements demonstrate growing regional commitment.

Challenges

Limited regulatory focus and unclear incentives.
Lack of awareness and technical expertise.
Complexity in monitoring (technology choice, data consolidation).
Difficulty selecting qualified MRV providers.
Coordination difficulties among stakeholders.
Insufficient clear incentives and potential funding constraints for abatement.

Proposed Methane Management Roadmap

A four-pronged approach focusing on Monitoring, Reporting, Verification, and Abatement is proposed to overcome challenges and meet commitments:

Enhanced Monitoring: Implement standardized leak detection campaigns (LDAR) using diverse technologies.
Standardised Reporting: Adopt frameworks like OGMP 2.0 for transparent emissions reporting.
Certification Programme: Establish a regional certification scheme to verify low-emission performance and incentivise reductions.
Abatement Strategies: Prioritize cost-effective, cost-beneficial technologies.

Focus Areas & Key Initiatives

Monitoring: Pilots for LDAR campaigns, data harmonisation.
Reporting: Adoption of OGMP 2.0 levels, region-wide data sharing.
Verification: Regional certification scheme launch.
Abatement: Promotion of specific technologies (LDAR, VRUs, seal conversion, flaring reduction) offering high returns due to net negative costs.

Key Recommendations

Increase awareness and regional coordination.
Provide clearer incentives for reduction.
Strengthen technical capacity and potentially align regulations.
Accelerate the uptake of best practices and targets like the 0.2% intensity level.
Leverage international momentum and funding opportunities.

Expected Outcomes

Significant reduction in emissions, contributing to ASEAN and global climate goals (e.g., 0.32 Mt reduction potential identified).
Generation of substantial revenue (potentially $87 million) through captured methane monetisation.
Enhancement of ASEAN's position as a leader in methane management and energy cooperation.

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