Concurrent 13. Oral Presentation for: Enabling decarbonisation through the supply chain
Mark Goodacre A *A Chevron Australia Pty Ltd, Perth, WA, Australia.
The APPEA Journal 63 - https://doi.org/10.1071/AJ22346
Published: 2 June 2023
Abstract
Presented on Wednesday 17 May: Session 13
The oil and gas industry will play a significant role as the world works to achieve its climate change goals. A lower carbon future will require partnership and collaboration across supply chains because no one company, industry, or nation – acting alone – can meet the world’s energy and climate goals. For 70 years, Chevron Australia has played an important role in delivering oil, natural gas, and other products to power human progress. As the world’s energy demand continues to grow, we aim to grow our traditional energy business, which will continue to be a significant source of greenhouse gas emissions. To help advance a lower carbon future, we are striving to reduce the carbon emissions intensity of our traditional operations and seeking to grow lower carbon businesses; while continuing to deliver the reliable, affordable energy the world needs. This paper will share the strategies and efforts underway to reduce the carbon intensity of Chevron Australia’s upstream assets by enabling the supply chains that support our business.
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Keywords: baselining, carbon intensity, emissions, fluency, intent, lower carbon, Scope 1, 2 and 3, supply chain, sustainability.
Mark Goodacre holds the position of Procurement, Logistics and Materials Management Lead within the Australian Business Units (ABU) Supply Chain and Capital Projects functions. Mark is also the Chair of the ABU Supply Chain Lower Carbon Working Group and is located in Perth, Australia. Mark has 26 years’ experience in the oil and gas industry mostly focussing on logistics supporting major capital projects throughout Europe, Asia, South America, and Australia with assignments in Europe, Middle East and Asia with Chevron, EPC organisations and several logistics organisations. He joined Chevron in 2014 and has supported operations in Australia and capital projects in Kazakhstan. Mark has a passion for introducing new initiatives, increasing efficiency and transparency, and managing complex logistical networks. Mark’s other passion is the environment and supporting Chevron’s journey towards a lower carbon future. |
