SCIENCEBASEDCDPTARGETSDISCLOSURE INSIGHT ACTIONGuidance on setting science-based targets forOil,Gas and Integrated Energy companies203060双碳文库www.203060.vipThis document is a work-in-progress representing the views of its authors and perspectives conveyed bythe Technical Working Group of this project.It is not meant to represent a definite position of the ScienceBased Targets initiative,nor the official position of any of the SBTi partner organisations.Because thisdocument is a work-in-progress,it may still change,perhaps profoundly.SCIENCEBASEDTARGETSCDPDISCLOSURE INSIGHT ACTIONAcknowledgementsThe coordinator and main author of this guidance is Pedro Faria (CDP).Several others havecontributed to it in multiple ways,namely Paul Griffin(CDP)on describing the SDA methods(Chapter 4);Andres Chang (CDP)provided early materials on scenarios for energy sector;Andrew Grant,Mike Coffin and Robert Schuwerk from the Carbon Tracker Initiative (CTl)are theauthors of the Least Cost methodology,presented in Annex F;Krista Halttunen(Imperial College)has co-written Chapter 7;Paulina Tarrant has written Chapter 5 and has coordinated TWGsessions and public consultation;Jose Eduardo Barroso has written Annex A and B and providedinput and feedback throughout the process on multiple questions;Alex Cantlay,ShantanuChaterjee and Mark Downes (Shell),provided the powerpoint with the basis for some of thefigures in Annex D.Tauseef Chowdhury as revised some (but not all,yet)of the chapters forEnglish grammar and structure.This guidance also benefited early on from the work developed for the ACT-Assessing Low-Carbon Transition initiative,namely the TWG discussions and in particular the work developedby the team from iCare who led and wrote the ACT Oil&Gas methodology.Last,but not the least,this guidance also reflects multiple conversations one to one with all the members of the TWG aswell as the TWG discussions and the written feedback to discussion papers on several of thetopics this guidance addresses.203060双碳文www.203060.vip2