Egypt’s EGPC deploys internal carbon tracking platform for oil and gas sector

What happened: The Egyptian General Petroleum Corporation launched a digital platform to monitor the sector’s carbon footprint. The platform is an internal carbon-tracking engine for oil and gas firms, restricted to sector use and not publicly accessible. Main features were presented during an EGPC workshop, including methodologies for calculating emissions in line with best practices and international standards.

Why it matters: The platform improves emissions management efficiency, strengthens environmental compliance, and supports Egypt’s participation in international climate initiatives. It provides real-time data processing, interactive dashboards, and precise performance indicators through integrated data analytics and business intelligence tools. The system enables decision-makers to access precise, up-to-date information and prepare integrated carbon footprint reports at the sector level.

Industry context: EGPC has 140 affiliated companies, including 12 subsidiaries and 41 joint ventures operating across exploration, production, refining, drilling, engineering, maintenance, transportation, and distribution.

Our take: Deploying standardized emissions measurement across 140 affiliated companies represents a significant ambition and a test of EGPC’s digital transformation capabilities.