Carbon credits retired to offset the 20th World Petroleum Congress

Thursday, October 27, 2011 3:39 AM

(Source: Middle East Company News)trackingOn behalf of the 20th World Petroleum Congress, international law firm Baker & McKenzie has purchased and retired 6,270 tons of estimated CO2 emissions in the voluntary carbon market to offset all the pre-event estimated scope 1 and 2 emissions associated with the 20th World Petroleum Congress, being held in Doha 4-8 December.

About the 20th World Petroleum Congress

Theme: Energy Solutions for All Promoting Cooperation, Innovation and Investment

Date: 4-8 December 2011

Venue: Qatar National Convention Centre

The World Petroleum Congress consists of a 5-day congress, the largest of its kind in the world with over 4000 delegates, 600 media and over 550 presenters. Held alongside the congress and in the same venue is the exhibition of the World Petroleum Congress. It features exhibits from the national committees of the World Petroleum Council where the most prestigious national oil and gas companies and agencies of the world are present. It also features all the most important international oil and gas companies in the world alongside the key suppliers, service companies and manufacturers. This is the only existing global exhibition dedicated to the oil, gas and energy industry.

About Baker McKenzie www.bakermckenzie.com

Founded in 1949, Baker & McKenzie advises many of the worlds most dynamic and successful business organizations through more than 3,750 locally qualified lawyers and over 5,700 professional staff in 69 offices in 41 countries. In May 2011, the Firm opened an office in Doha - its fifth office in the Middle East and North Africa region and has been active in the region since the mid-1970s with offices in Riyadh, Cairo, Bahrain and Abu Dhabi. Baker & McKenzie's Global Oil and Gas Practice represents many of the world's leading exploration and production companies, including the super-majors and national oil companies. Additionally, Baker & McKenzie's team of environmental, climate change and renewable energy lawyers deliver innovative and commercially sound advice and are ranked among the best in the world's league tables and directories.

About Perenia www.pereniacarbon.com

Perenia is a specialist firm with global reach established to support companies looking to proactively respond to the opportunities and challenges associated with the impact of climate change. Perenia offers complete carbon solutions: partnering with private and public sector clients to audit and assess their operations, develop strategies to manage greenhouse gas emissions and satisfy regulatory requirements, facilitate emission reduction projects and create and broker the transaction of carbon credits.

20th WPC press enquiries contact:

Nigel Armstrong

Tel: (+974) 4409 5947

(c) 2011 Middle East Company News. Provided by ProQuest LLC. All rights Reserved.

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