energy
Environmental Obligation Management for the Energy Sector
Turn long lived Energy Environmental Obligations into governed and audit ready balance-sheet assets.
Trusted by global energy operators
energy industry overview
Spreadsheets were never designed to govern material liabilities at enterprise scale.
Data fragments
Assumptions drift
Audit readiness erodes
Control breaks down
Energy companies manage some of the largest and longest dated Environmental Obligations in the world. Asset Retirement and Environmental Remediation Obligations evolve continuously as assets age, regulations change, and engineering assumptions are refined, creating ongoing financial, audit, and execution risk.
Energy companies are unique in portfolio scale, managing thousands of assets and contaminated sites globally across differing jurisdictions. This introduces significant operational and management complexity. ENFOS enables Energy companies to move from blind and reactive obligation tracking to controlled and defensible governance across the full asset lifecycle.
Energy companies are unique in portfolio scale, managing thousands of assets and contaminated sites globally across differing jurisdictions. This introduces significant operational and management complexity. ENFOS enables Energy companies to move from blind and reactive obligation tracking to controlled and defensible governance across the full asset lifecycle.
What Energy Companies Must Govern
energy industry
asset types
The physical infrastructure that creates Environmental Obligations across its lifecycle, from development and operation through closure and retirement.
Wells, platforms, pipelines, tanks, refineries, and power plants
Transmission and distribution infrastructure
Idle, suspended, and legacy assets
facility types
Operational sites where Environmental Obligations accumulate, evolve, and must be governed consistently across regulatory, financial, and operational boundaries.
Upstream production sites
Midstream storage and transportation facilities
Downstream processing and refining facilities
Retail petroleum, gas stations, and convenience stores
Electric, gas, coal, and water utilities
contaminants of concern
The substances driving Environmental Obligations, cost curves, remediation strategy, and long term financial exposure across soil, groundwater, and infrastructure.
Hydrocarbons and refined petroleum products
Produced water, brines, and drilling residues
PCBs, heavy metals, and combustion byproducts
energy industry SCOPE
scope of environmental obligations
Asset retirement, decommissioning, and abandonment
Soil and groundwater remediation
Long term monitoring and regulatory compliance
outcomes
how energy companies benefit
from enfos
Balance Sheet Control at Scale
ENFOS governs ARO's and ERO's as structured balance sheet obligations, ensuring consistent recognition, remeasurement, and disclosure across thousands of assets.
Defensible Assumptions Under Audit
Engineering scope, remediation strategies, timing, and cost assumptions remain fully traceable over time, reducing audit friction and reliance on key individuals.
Improved Capital and Closure Planning
By linking obligation timing and cost to financial impact, ENFOS supports disciplined capital allocation, abandonment planning, and reserve forecasting.
Reduced Financial and Regulatory Risk
Controlled and auditable workflows replace spreadsheets and ad hoc processes, reducing the risk of misstatement, late recognition, and regulatory exposure.
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