SECTORS / GICS-101010

Oil & Gas · Integrated Oil & Gas

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Oil & gas firms have material Scope 1+2+3 emissions across upstream, midstream and downstream. Per-revenue intensity remains the standard reference here — margin variance is smaller than in services.

Companies tracked
1
Phase 1 cohort
With SBTi target
0/ 1
0% coverage
Median operational intensity
2016.03tCO2e / $m OpEx
from 1 firms · USD-normalised
Reporting years
2020–2025
latest disclosed per firm
SBTi coverage
0%of 1 firms

Where this sector sits globally

Median operational intensity (Carbon / USDm OpEx) per sector · log scale · click any dot to switch
8 sectors · this sector 2.0k
10
100
1.0k
10k
↑ Oil & Gas (n=1) · 2016.03
← cleanest: Consulting (29.6)dirtiest: Real Estate Services (2.4k) →
Key carbon drivers
  • Combustion of sold products
    Petrol burned in cars, gas burned for heating and power. Typically 80-90% of total emissions.
    Scope 3 · cat 11 (use of sold products)
  • Upstream operations
    Process combustion, flaring, vented + fugitive methane from production. The biggest direct lever.
    Scope 1
  • Refining + processing electricity
    Grid + on-site purchased power for refineries, gas plants, terminals.
    Scope 2
  • Other supply chain
    Equipment, services, transport across the value chain.
    Scope 3 · cats 1, 4
Scope references follow the GHG Protocol Corporate Standard + Scope 3 Standard.
Reference transition plan
IEA Net Zero by 2050 + SBTi Oil & Gas (draft) + TPI

IEA's Net Zero scenario implies no new oil and gas exploration from 2021 onwards. SBTi has draft Oil & Gas pathway methodology. TPI (Transition Pathway Initiative) assesses majors' alignment with 1.5°C and 'Below 2°C' benchmarks annually.

Sector benchmarks · headline intensities

Per-company latest year · USD-normalised at 12-month average rates · snapshot 2026-05-05
1 firms in cohort

Each strip shows where every firm in the cohort sits on one intensity axis. Lower is better — left of the strip is best, right is worst. Each peer dot tooltips its value and the year it came from. Financial denominators are converted to USD before computing so cross-currency comparisons are apples-to-apples.

Revenue intensity

Carbon / USDm revenue
n=1 · median 1879.11 · IQR 1879.11–1879.11
0.00
295
591
886
1.2k
1.5k
1.8k
2.1k
median 1879.11

Operational intensity

Carbon / USDm OpEx
n=1 · median 2016.03 · IQR 2016.03–2016.03
0.00
317
634
950
1.3k
1.6k
1.9k
2.2k
median 2016.03

Economic intensity

Carbon / USDm EVIC
n=1 · median 1835.26 · IQR 1835.26–1835.26
0.00
288
577
865
1.2k
1.4k
1.7k
2.0k
median 1835.26

Asset intensity

Carbon / USDm PP&E + leased
n=1 · median 3068.38 · IQR 3068.38–3068.38
0.00
482
964
1.4k
1.9k
2.4k
2.9k
3.4k
median 3068.38

Companies · 1 firms

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RVB IDCompanyTickerSubtypeHQRevenueOperationalEconomicAssetSources
RVBA-BPBPBPOil & Gas IntegratedUnited Kingdom1879.112016.031835.263068.38
SBTiCDPReport

Reference carbon factors · Oil & Gas

Authoritative benchmark factors curated from published sources. Citation-anchored · pre-pilot vintage · refreshed manually as new releases land.

Below sit every reference factor relevant to a oil & gas firm. Use these as starting points when you need to estimate emissions for a category the cohort doesn't disclose, or to spot-check disclosed figures against the consensus range. Each value is anchored to the published source — click any source slug to open the citation.

No carbon-factor reference set built yet for Oil & Gas.

Sectors currently populated: management consultancy, cloud infrastructure, marketing & advertising, IT hardware laptops, agriculture (tea / dairy / eggs). To add a sector, map the procurement category inweb/src/lib/carbon-factors/procurement-to-industry.ts.