Few industries carry a more complex compliance portfolio than oil and gas. Upstream operators manage SPCC plans for produced water storage, RCRA generator status for drilling wastes and produced fluids, air emissions from compression stations and flaring, and water quality monitoring at drill sites and produced water disposal facilities.
Midstream processors face Title V permit compliance, GHGRP annual submissions, and significant refrigerant obligations from large compression cooling systems.
Downstream refiners manage NPDES permits, TRI reporting, TSCA obligations, and OSHA process safety management. And across the entire value chain, the California Low Carbon Fuel Standard (LCFS), SEC climate disclosure rules, and CSRD requirements are placing emissions accounting at the center of corporate strategy.
Chevron -- one of the most demanding enterprise EHS programs in the world -- uses Locus for environmental data management, waste, and water, with team members specifically citing the platform's ability to scale to Chevron's global needs without problems.
