EmiTrack v1 · An NCEL scientific application

Evidence for Ghana’s upstream emissions.

Inventory. Benchmark. Action.

A source-resolved evidence platform for understanding methane and carbon intensity across Ghana’s producing offshore sector—and testing credible pathways to 2040.

Phased access. Methods and guidance are public. Facility-resolved results are available to NCEL and approved institutional partners.

National evidence base2018 – Q1 2026
From production returns to decisions
27field-years
12emission sources
5policy pathways
2040planning horizon

One evidence base. Three decisions.

The platform keeps reported evidence, analytical comparisons and forward-looking scenarios connected without presenting modelled futures as measured outcomes.

01

Build the inventory

Resolve emissions by source, facility and year from routine production records.

02

Understand performance

Compare carbon and methane intensity against published evidence and policy tests.

03

Test the pathway

Examine how gas routing, measurement and facility programmes shape outcomes to 2040.

Public method. Controlled facility evidence.

EmiTrack is operated by the Net-Zero Carbon Emission Lab at KNUST. Public visitors can review the estimation method, evidence limitations and user guidance. Approved partners can enter an issued code to use facility-resolved views.