Frequently Asked Questions
Envana is an emissions management platform. It helps teams calculate, organize, and report data across sites, assets, and reporting programs.
Envana connects to the systems you already use to plan, track, and report. It applies a single method across sites and sources, captures each calculation with its inputs, and keeps records organized by asset, activity, and timeframe. Data is structured for review, so teams can build inventories, run forecasts, and prepare audit-ready exports without rework.
OGMP 2.0 is a global methane reporting framework. Envana supports Level 3 tracking through Catalyst and adds source-level measurement and site-level reconciliation through a combination of advisory and software.
Yes. Envana tracks emissions across drilling, production, transport, and processing. It is used in oil and gas and other field-intensive sectors.
Yes. Envana structures data for programs like OGMP 2.0 and CSRD. Records can be exported for audits or internal review.
Envana handles CO₂, methane, and other greenhouse gases across Scope 1, 2, and 3. It supports direct readings, estimates, and modeled data.
Yes. You can apply multiple methodologies across your asset base, including those required by OGMP 2.0, CSRD, and corporate sustainability programs. The platform supports custom baselines, source tagging, and verifier-ready exports without forcing one fixed template.
No. Envana is structured so that operational staff, compliance teams, and corporate users can all work from the same system. Built-in templates and integrations simplify setup. Teams can enter data, review inventories, and export reports without needing a technical background or custom configuration.
Envana was first developed inside Halliburton to meet the demands of operational teams handling emissions across rigs, plants, and JV assets. It tracks sources like flaring, combustion, and venting with a structure that holds through audits and reconciliations. Instead of layering a reporting tool on top, Envana connects to the systems teams already use to plan and track work. That structure makes it possible to apply one method across assets, keep records traceable, and prepare exports without rebuilding the process each time.
