CSDDD
Community and ecosystem impact.
Adverse impacts on water, air, and communities near oil & gas operations require ongoing diligence and mitigation.
Industry · Oil & Gas
Routine flaring, fugitive methane, pipeline integrity, and post-operations rehabilitation. The physical record is continuous and increasingly required.
01 — What regulation requires
CSDDD
Adverse impacts on water, air, and communities near oil & gas operations require ongoing diligence and mitigation.
CSRD
Methane and flaring intensity are core CSRD indicators for energy operations. Satellite evidence is acceptable supporting documentation.
CBAM
Where products under CBAM scope are imported, embedded emissions calculations apply to the upstream operations.
EUDR
Oil & gas operations in or adjacent to forested areas trigger EUDR considerations for any commodity extraction co-occurring on the site.
02 — Domains applied
Methane plumes, NO₂ near operations, sulphur compounds at refineries.
Flaring detection and intensity, fire risk near pipeline corridors.
Site-level emissions including methane, flaring, and embedded emissions in refined products.
Community impact in regions where operations border populated areas.
Surface and groundwater impact downstream of operations, oil-spill detection where applicable.
The remaining domains can be activated at any time as your sourcing or operations evolve.
03 — Relevant evidence
Case studies for this sector are in development. The methodology applied at Brumadinho, Clairton, and Norilsk transfers directly to the physical signatures relevant here. Methodology details are available on request.
Begin with a oil & gas site
We rebuild a satellite-evidence timeline for a single site of your choosing. You see the methodology, the limitations, the output. No commitment beyond the assessment.