We are the European voice of the oil & gas industry.
We work with policymakers to enable the deployment of our industry’s energy and carbon management solutions needed to deliver a just transition towards climate neutrality by 2050.
Our contribution
Reducing Our Carbon Footprint
Reducing the GHG footprint of oil & gas products starts at the well. By minimising production, processing and transport emissions, we can play an active role in reducing energy sector emissions.
To do so, we use a mix of solutions including the electrification of platforms, use of renewables, and by further reducing methane emissions and flaring.
Supplying Cleaner Energy
To accompany Europe’s energy transition, our portfolios supply an increasing share of natural gas, a cleaner alternative to coal and an enabler of renewable energy Integration.
Our member companies also invest in low-carbon and renewable energies and services which include wind, solar, batteries and biofuels.
Developing Long-Term Solutions
We have the resources and skills to develop long-term, large-scale carbon Management solutions. We deploy Carbon Capture Use & Storage to help decarbonise hard-to-abate sectors and safeguard their competitiveness.
With CCS, we work to produce clean hydrogen from natural gas. We also invest in carbon offsets through afforestation and forest conservation projects.
NEWS
State of the European Union: Europe needs energy optionality to strengthen resilience while advancing the transition
Europe cannot compete or decarbonise if it cannot build
21 Energy Associations sign a Joint industry reaction to the EU Methane Regulation Recommendations
Publications
IOGP Europe’s input to the Commission’s draft guidance on the application of the ‘do no significant harm’ principle under the 2028-2034 Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF)
Joint industry reaction and recommendations: EU Methane Regulation – DG ENER Recommendations
IOGP Europe’s views on the revision of the Oil Stocks Directive
IOGP Europe’s assessment of the European Commission’s recommendations under the EU Methane Regulation and the continued need for targeted amendments
IOGP Europe’s Response to the Open Public Consultation on CSDDD Guidelines
