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Naftogaz Presentation: Opportunities in Ukraine
Presented at APAC Assembly, 20 April 2021
In their presentation at the Asia Pacific Energy Assembly in April, Naftogaz presented the international oil & gas community with the opportunities available for investment in the Ukraine. They touched on their recently announced international partnerships, their existing E&P licenses and discussed their goal to substitute a proportion of Ukrainian gas imports by 2030.
The Asia Pacific Energy Assembly is the most senior and influential finance & investment meeting for the Asian energy sector.
In 2021, we welcomed decision-makers from across the energy value chain to discuss how they are responding to challenging market conditions and increasing ESG pressures and to map out the investment strategies that will enable them to capitalise on emerging opportunities and thrive in a low carbon era. Find out more >>
World Energy Capital Assembly: 2024 Key Takeaways Report
Download the key takeaways report from the 2024 World Energy Capital Assembly, which took place in November 2024. Read insights from the likes of Shell, Saudi Aramco, Quantum Capital Group, and more.
Energy Council VIP Reception: Investment Opportunities in the Philippines Energy Sector
On 23 August 2024, The Energy Council, in partnership with the Department of Energy from Philippines and Rystad Energy successfully concluded its inaugural VIP Reception in Manila, Philippines.
Executive Interview: Hardy Murchison on Leading Encino Energy's Strategic Path
The Energy Council's Head of Investor Research, Tazmyn Gounden, sat down with Encino Energy's Hardy Murchison to discuss their strategic path to develop both the operational reach and long-term sustainability of the company. Find out more.
APAC Energy Capital Assembly: 2024 Key Takeaways Report
Download the key takeaways report from the 2024 APAC Energy Capital Assembly, which took place in June 2024. Read insights from the likes of Petronas, Pertamina, TotalEnergies, Equinor, Woodside, Repsol, Hibiscus Petroleum, ADZ Energy, Medco Energi, Melbana Energy, Valeura Energy, Matahio Energy and many more.
New York Energy Capital Assembly: 2024 Key Takeaways Report
Download the key takeaways report from the 2024 New York Energy Capital Assembly, which took place in June 2024, in partnership with Nasdaq. Read insights from the likes of BlackRock, Chevron, ConocoPhillips, Riverbend Energy Group, Kimmeridge Energy, Wincoram Asset Management, Morgan Stanley Energy Partners, and more.
Executive Interview: Violeta Bescós Roy, Enagas
Enagas' Violeta Bescós Roy caught up with Jack Ingram on methane emissions quantification and what it means for the future
Energy Outlook: Predictions Shaping the Energy Industry in 2024
In this article, we delve into the top predictions for energy in 2024, as voiced by prominent figures within our network. These predictions not only reflect the current state of the industry but also anticipate its future direction.
From Local Giant to Global Pioneer: Chesapeake Energy's LNG Export Odyssey
Chesapeake Energy's new deal with Delfin LNG and Gunvor Group marks a significant step in U.S. LNG exports, following its acquisition of Southwestern Energy. This move not only boosts Chesapeake's market position but also aligns with global energy sustainability goals. Key points include Chesapeake's strategic growth, the impact of this long-term LNG export agreement, and the influence of global and domestic factors on the LNG landscape. Justin Brady, Chesapeake's Director - Commercial, LNG & Low-Carbon, will offer further insights at the European Gas Conference in March.
Executive Interview: Pier Lorenzo Dell'Orco, Italgas Reti
The Energy Council caught up with ItalGas Reti’s CEO, Pier Lorenzo Dell'Orco on the state of the market, energy transition and decarbonisation and more ahead of their involvement at EGC 2024. Find out more.
New York Energy Capital Assembly: 2024 Advisory Board Key Takeaways
Download the key takeaways from the 2024 advisory board discussions for the New York Energy Capital Assembly, featuring insights from the likes of BlackRock, Chevron, ConocoPhillips, Kimmeridge Energy, Morgan Stanley Energy Partners, and more.
New Year, New Themes
Explore 2024's gas market: elections, decarbonisation, and the looming risk of oversupply. Navigate uncertainties and seise opportunities with the European Gas Conference.
Decarbonizing the Oil and Gas Industry: Navigating Sustainability Through Collaboration
Discover how the oil and gas industry is navigating environmental challenges and embracing sustainability to shape its future.
The Evolving Landscape of the US Oil and Gas Industry in the Era of Methane Emission Regulations
In a notable move towards environmental accountability, US oil and gas companies are under heightened scrutiny for their substantial role in contributing to the nation's methane emissions—making up nearly one-third of the total. The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) introduces the Methane Emissions Reduction Program under Section 136 of the Clean Air Act, marking a pivotal transformation in the regulatory framework for the petroleum and natural gas sector.
Shale Consolidation: Navigating the Waves of Evolution
In the ever-evolving landscape of the shale industry, consolidation emerges as the natural progression of a mature sector. Shaped by historical up cycles in Merger and Acquisition and Divestiture (M&A&D) activity, recent mega-deals such as Conoco-Concho, Devon-WPX, and the preceding Shell-BG set the stage for a new era in shale evolution.
Capital Discipline: Revitalizing Confidence and Attracting Investors to the Oil & Gas Sector
The industry's steadfast commitment to capital discipline is more than just financial prudence; it serves as a potent catalyst for restoring investor confidence and luring stakeholders back to the O&G sector.
Divestment: the Looming Threat to Global Energy Supply Stability
Annual upstream investment will need to increase to $640 billion in 2030 to ensure energy security. As traditional capital withdraws, private players like NGP Capital and family funds are stepping in, reshaping the sector's financial landscape.
North America Energy Capital Assembly: Key Takeaways 2023
Download the key takeaways from the 2023 edition of the Energy Council's North America Energy Capital Assembly, the most senior and influential gathering for the North American upstream sector.
Executive Interview: Joel Riddle, Tamboran Resources
The Energy Council's partner, The Petroleum Economist, sat down with Tamboran Resources' Joel Riddle to discuss their intent to develop a large-scale gas business in the Beetaloo basin, as well as the wider regulatory and political environment in Australia. Find out more.
Executive Interview: Alan Carnrite, Alvarez & Marsal
The Energy Council caught up with Alvarez & Marsal's Managing Director, Alan Carnrite on their panel session at WECA 2023 on plugging the financial gap in the energy industry. Find out more.
Executive Interview: Andy Cox, Howden Group
The Energy Council caught up with Howden Group's Head of Energy Transition, Andy Cox, on the role of insurance in advancing energy transition. Find out more.
Executive Interview: Dr Gabriel Onagoruwa, Olaniwun Ajayi
The Energy Council's partner, The Petroleum Economist, sat down with Olaniwun Ajayi's Dr Gabriel Onagoruwa to discuss how Nigeria’s oil and gas sectors are changing, and the growing role played by indigenous companies. Find out more.
Pioneer Natural Resources Midland Basin Site Visit
Prior to the annual North America Energy Capital Assembly, The Energy Council had the opportunity to visit the Midland Basin operations of Pioneer Natural Resources alongside a group of long-hold investors. Learn more.
Executive Interview: Amy Miller, Energy Council
The Energy Council's partner, The Petroleum Economist, sat down with our very own Amy Miller to discuss the underinvestment in oil and gas. Find out more.
Executive Interview: Andrea Bonzanni, IETA
The Energy Council's partner, Carbon Economist, sat down with IETA's Andrea Bonzanni ahead of WECA 2023 about curbing emissions globally by using international carbon market mechanisms reduces the cost of mitigation. Find out more.
Executive Interview: Nicholas Carnrite, Alvarez & Marsal
The Energy Council sat down with Nicholas Carnrite, Managing Director at Alvarez & Marsal and expert speaker for the North America Energy Capital Assembly 2023. Find out more.
Executive Interview: Arathi Chandran, Boston Consulting Group
The Energy Council sat down with Arathi Chandran, Partner at Boston Consulting Group and expert speaker for the North America Energy Capital Assembly 2023. Find out more.
Executive Interview: Martin Bell, Boston Consulting Group
The Energy Council sat down with Martin Bell, Partner and Associate Director at Boston Consulting Group and an expert speaker for the North America Energy Capital Assembly 2023. Find out more.
Executive Interview: Jon Duesund, Rystad Energy
The Energy Council sat down with Jon Duesund, Senior Vice President, Consulting at Rystad Energy and an expert speaker for the North America Energy Capital Assembly 2023. Find out more.
Kongsberg Digital: Tomorrow Show 2023
Kongsberg Digital will be hosting the Tomorrow Show this October 23-25 as a gathering place not only for industry leaders, but also for Kongsberg Digital customers and partners.
Pioneer Investor Methane Site Visit
This October, the Energy Council will host an exclusive Investor tour of Pioneer's facilities at their Midland site to provide a vital look at the technologies are being implemented to measure, track & report on emissions data.
EQT Methane Site Visit in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
This May, the Energy Council visited EQT’s facilities in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. EQT is the largest natural gas producer in the US, and their CEO, Toby Rice, led a group of investors to view their production facilities.
Webinar Key Takeaways: The Global Exploration Opportunities at Your Fingertips
In the recent Energy Council Global Survey, 22% of respondents believed that West Africa held the biggest exploration opportunities for 2023 and beyond, closely followed by South America, Guyana and the East Med. With mounting uncertainty around the UK’s fiscal regime, are there more attractive opportunities to be found internationally?
Webinar: The Global Exploration Opportunities at Your Fingertips
In the recent Energy Council Global Survey, 22% of respondents believed that West Africa held the biggest exploration opportunities for 2023 and beyond, closely followed by South America, Guyana and the East Med. With mounting uncertainty around the UK’s fiscal regime, are there more attractive opportunities to be found internationally?
WECA 2023: Advisory Board Key Takeaways
Close to 40 senior executives from across the energy industry joined the World Energy Capital Assembly’s annual advisory board to discuss the key challenges and opportunities facing the sector in 2023. Download the report here.
Is Gas the Answer to a Pragmatic, Smart and Secure Energy Transition?
Using gas as a bridge to transition is not a new concept but if the goal is to lower emissions whilst still providing affordable and reliable energy for all, one could argue that natural gas could, and should, be the bridge that can enable transition – cutting emissions in the short to medium term and solving the intermittency issue of renewables until the clean energy markets are more established.
Industry Next Steps – A View of the North Sea’s Future
The development of new oil and gas fields, and the continued exploitation of mature assets, had become a sticking point in the energy transition discussion. Yet such a discussion did not quite take into account the geopolitical interferences, energy demand and energy security needs that could arise unexpectedly - some may say foolishly. Fortunately, the energy sector has ramped up drilling activity to take advantage of the reprieve shown to North Sea operators. Herein, the Energy Council looks at the next steps of the industry players active in the region and where their futures may lie.
How continued investment into North Sea E&P plays a crucial part in advancing the energy transition
As European states continue to explore their options to secure a greater diversity of energy away from Russia, what is available to them – within the context of the energy transition – is slim. With that in mind, the North Sea’s oil and gas producers do stand alone as the most progressive players when it comes to engaging on their energy transition commitments. With consumer prices reaching unsustainable levels for a prolonged period, while the climate shifts continue on their downward spiral – the Energy Council examines how continued investment into North Sea E&P can play a crucial role in advancing the energy transition.
How can existing energy infrastructure be transformed into something that is suited to a diverse energy mix?
‘Diversity of supply’ steadily entered the energy industry lexicon as the energy transition grew and found its feet, reflecting the need to balance fossil fuel pollutants with cleaner renewable generation capacity. Prior to this point, states relied on their resource-based competitive advantage, whether it be the world’s petro-states or ample hydroelectric supply. As the need for renewables grew, the often-hostile environments that preference wind and solar power suddenly found exceptional utility.
The role of the oil & gas supply chain in accelerating and supporting the energy transition
In the grip of a global energy crisis, the perception of the oil and gas has wavered from incongruent with climate goals to necessary to achieve them. In light of consumer price constraints, the prevailing thought is to call for increases to oil and gas production in the short-term to secure some energy cost relief. However, for the oil and gas sector to capitalise on this reprieve as primary climate offenders – there is a growing acceptance for their role in decarbonising energy processes, lowering their asset’s emissions profiles and reimagining the supply chain to support the energy transition.
Renewed Interest in APAC E&P – Are the tides turning for Upstream investment in the region?
With sizeable under-explored reserves, and many energy economies poised for rapid growth in response to demand, is the E&P industry in the Asia Pacific region starting to see renewed interest? Find out more.
New York Energy Capital Assembly 2022 Takeaways
In Partnership with the NYSE, the Energy Council was delighted to return to New York on 17 May 2022 to bring together 200+ decision makers from institutional investors, private equity funds, E&P companies & emerging clean tech companies as they look to collaborate and navigate the evolving energy investment landscape as a result of the disruption brought about by the energy transition.
The practical steps oil & gas companies can take to decarbonize their portfolios and improve their ESG ratings
Decarbonisation goals must be aligned with the practicalities to ensure neither factor of the ‘energy trilemma’ – affordability, accessibility and sustainability – are compromised by the pursuit of one aspect over another. ESG ratings have become an important metric, used by investors, financiers and credit risk agencies to assess the compatibility of an organisation with global climate goals. The Paris Climate Accords have influenced institutional lenders to be more cautious in their approach to high-emissions industries, with oil and gas producers being among the central targets.
The Moral Dilemma: Is the Russian Invasion Forcing Investment into Oil & Gas?
The Energy Council have been monitoring the impact of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, and on 27 April 2022, we hosted a webinar to explore the short, mid, and long-term impacts on the energy sector. Read the key takeaways from the webinar here.
The Energy Council's E&P Companies to look out for in 2022
The Energy Council has selected some of the most promising oil and gas companies to look out for this year. We examine their unique approaches to maintaining relevance within the sector and their approaches to reimagining their business models.
Webinar: The Moral Dilemma: Is the Russian Invasion Forcing Investment into Oil & Gas?
The Energy Council have been monitoring the impact of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, and on 27 April 2022, we hosted a webinar to explore the short, mid, and long term impacts on the energy sector. With governments across Europe debating how to combat dependence on Russia's natural gas reserves, while simultaneously maintaining energy security and imposing severe sanctions on Russia, we heard from industry leaders about their views on the situation.
The Energy Council News Round-Up: A selection of Russia-Ukraine energy analyses
The matrix of threats emerging from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine make it difficult to keep abreast of developments, whether these be the increase of global oil and gas prices, or the effect of sanctions, or which states could assist Russia in avoiding the impacts of sanctions, or how wheat prices will begin to soar. As most of us watch from the sidelines, trying to navigate how the markets will respond to these threats and how, in turn, that may affect our daily lives – we can be overwhelmed by the tsunami of information analyzing and predicting outcomes.
On Demand: Upstream Finance in 2022: How are E&P players accessing capital?
Hot off the heels of closing a $365 million sustainability-linked asset backed securitization, we heard from Diversified Energy, along with the likes of Noreco, Lloyd’s & Shell Trading
Podcast: Benjamin Colton, Global Head of Asset Stewardship – Voting & Engagement, State Street Global Advisors
Benjamin Colton, Global Head of Asset Stewardship - Voting & Engagement at State Street Global Advisors joins the Investor Series Podcast to explain how State Street are going about analysing, managing and engaging on climate-related risk within their portfolio. Listen to the full episode here.
Making the case for upstream investment in 2022
Many doubts arise when considering investment into Upstream in 2022; will there be expanded restrictions on funds and financiers, or will there be a repeat of the demand slump in early 2021, or will OPEC+ utilize their reserves to shift the price point to one that suits their objectives best. Such uncertainties will often worry the generalist investor but for the energy specialist with experience of the oil and gas cycles, the near future looks far more enticing.
Global Methane Pledge – A collaboration against climate change
The Global Methane Pledge seeks to acknowledge the agreements that have preceded it and to build greater action upon those collaborations. Led by the US and the EU, together with 17 major economies, the Pledge was launched at COP26 to “catalyze global action and strengthen support for existing international methane emission reduction initiatives to advance technical and policy work that will serve to underpin Participants’ domestic actions.”
Asian LNG – A bountiful era for natural gas producers
The global energy crunch has reintroduced vigour into the oil and gas markets, especially in Asia Pacific where the soaring demand for LNG as a replacement for oil and coal has led to a high-cost environment that doesn’t appear to be slowing.
On Demand: Kongsberg Digital: Creating value through the digitalisation of an Integrated Energy Project
Kongsberg Digital and The Energy Council came together with energy experts to bring different perspectives on how companies can achieve optimization and drive value.
Podcast: Nouman Ahmad, CEO & Co-Founder, Validere
Nouman Ahmad, CEO & Co-Founder at Validere joins the Investor Series Podcast to walks us through how Validere are building a data layer of inventory data for the oil and gas supply chain to help stakeholders to track, monitor and improve their operational, commercial & ESG-related performance.. Listen to the full episode here.
Podcast: Andrea Course, Venture Principal, Shell Ventures
Andrea Course, Venture Principal at Shell Ventures joins the Investor Series Podcast to talk about Shell Ventures and its role in identifying and investing in start-up companies that can help Shell both to meet its emissions reduction targets and to accelerate the energy & mobility transformation. Listen to the full episode here.
Podcast: Nick Dell'Osso, Executive Vice President & Chief Financial Officer, Chesapeake
Nick Dell'Osso, Executive Vice President & Chief Financial Officer, Chesapeake joins the podcast to talk about about where the company stands today having emerged from Chapter 11 Bankruptcy earlier in 2021. Listen to the full episode here.
Analysis on M&A so far in 2021 and what to expect now
The global oil and gas markets have been awash with deals as oil and gas players alike scramble to rebalance their portfolios in light of supranational climate goals. While the market has not been as active in the second half of 2021, as commodity prices began to stabilise toward pre-Covid levels, there were still a number of significant mergers and acquisitions that will add much needed liquidity to the markets.
Deep Dive Into The US M&A Market
The North American oil and gas market maintained their position as ‘most active region’, in terms of both the quantity of deals and the total transaction values – leading to a total of 21 deals to the value of $12.72bn being confirmed in Q1/2021. Since the close of Q1, a further 21 deals to the value of $21.1bn have been processed in the North American market, indicating that the shale patch is beginning to undergo another round of consolidation. The Energy Council has taken a look at some highlights of US M&A activity so far this year…
Podcast: Brian Carey, Strategic Growth Director, Kongsberg Digital
Brian Carey, Strategic Growth Director of Kongsberg Digital joins the podcast to discuss the role of digitilisation and innovation in the Oil & Gas industry and how ESG will continue to shape and mould the sector. Listen to the full episode here.
On Demand: Examining Energy Stakeholder Perceptions of the Super Major Landscape
The partnership will provide a series of four major studies examining stakeholder sentiment towards energy majors and smaller players and measure their performance in the transition towards the provision of cleaner energy and stronger corporate governance.
Upcoming Webinar: Examining Energy Stakeholder Perceptions of the Super Major Landscape
The partnership will provide a series of four major studies examining stakeholder sentiment towards energy majors and smaller players and measure their performance in the transition towards the provision of cleaner energy and stronger corporate governance..
Podcast: Michael Rubio, General Manager, ESG and Sustainability, Chevron
Michael Rubio, General Manager of ESG and Sustainability joins the podcast to talk about Chevron’s approach towards ESG and the Energy Transition at a time of rising ESG headwinds. Listen to the full episode here.
Africa: The Role of Gas-To-Power on the Continent
Gas-to-Power is the popular choice among African states looking to diversify their energy mix away from coal, with gas power generation accounting for two-thirds of new capacity. Natural gas and LNG have been enjoying a renaissance in their broad utility throughout the energy transition, spurned onwards in popularity with the successive gas discoveries all along the African coast.
Podcast: Kris Pitta, Founder & CEO, Prudent Resources
Kris Pitta joins the podcast to talk about building a business during a global pandemic, the appetite for investment in small - mid-cap O&G companies and the opportunities this presents. Listen to the full episode here.
NorthAm Advisory Board Takeaways #2: ESG & The Energy Transition
At the end of May, the Energy Council hosted an advisory board with senior executives in the North American energy sector to discuss ESG and the Energy Transition. The esteemed advisors reflect a diverse range of both E&P operators, investors, financiers, digital leaders, OFS players and traders across both the private and public spaces.
Asia Pacific Energy Assembly 2021: Day 1 Takeaways
The Energy Council’s Asia Pacific Energy Assembly gathered the industry’s leading figures to discuss the pressing issues facing the Asian Pacific energy market.
Asia Pacific Energy Assembly 2021: Day 2 Takeaways
Day Two saw the conversation move toward how the region will approach the developing role of natural gas and LNG in the energy transition, beginning with a keynote address from Wood Mackenzie’s Head of Asia Pacific, Gavin Thompson. Gavin’s address spoke to the rapid shift in appetite for the fuel, as it became the prime candidate for replacing oil and coal demand.
Asia Pacific Energy Assembly 2021: Day 3 Takeaways
The third and shortest day of our Asia Pacific Energy Assembly was by no means that least exciting, in fact the emerging role of ESG and the accelerated energy transition has revealed the deep passions and commitment by oil and gas players to develop a market that considers both energy access and the immediate climate concerns.
What does a comprehensive ESG programme look like; identifying the possible range of initiatives that work for your business.
To start; a business needs to identify and establish where and how their ESG-related weaknesses manifest. Once these weaknesses are established, a company should then identify, develop and utilize a strong ESG reporting framework, one that can challenge the business to improve their impact on society.
Achieving Consistent and Comparable Sustainable Reporting and ESG Metrics – Can It Be Done?
The emergence of Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) policy has hit a roadblock with the inability to create comparable and standardised measurements across jurisdictions, or even within a particular industry. The Energy Council ask's "Can it even be done?"
The Role of Capital Markets in the Energy Transition
The need to decarbonise has initiated a holistic reconsideration of the role of capital markets; particularly how they can facilitate access to capital to stave off climate change, manifesting itself as a growing requirement for financiers to take responsibility for how and where they deploy their capital.
NorthAm Advisory Board Takeaways #1: Outlook for the Upstream Sector
At the end of May, the Energy Council hosted an advisory board with sixteen senior executives in the North American energy sector. The esteemed advisors reflect a diverse range of both E&P operators, investors, financiers, digital leaders, OFS players and traders across both the private and public spaces.
Nostradamus and Energy Council launch Bellwether Insights Programme measuring Energy Transformation
The partnership will provide a series of four major studies examining stakeholder sentiment towards energy majors and smaller players and measure their performance in the transition towards the provision of cleaner energy and stronger corporate governance. Read more.
Naftogaz Presentation: Opportunities in Ukraine
During the Energy Council's APAC Assembly, Naftogaz presented the international oil & gas community with investment opportunities in the Ukraine. View the presentation here.
Adapting to Change: The Emerging Role Of Traders In E&P
Financial activism has been a catalyst in shifting the approach to financing the oil and gas sector, with ESG demands creating risks that are often deemed unassailable to traditional lenders. As access to exploration finance dwindles, O&G traders have taken on the role of providing capital to E&P operations - jumping upstream to lower supply risk. Read more.
Podcast: Cary Meadow, Executive Chairman & Ben Mendes, Director, Anvil Channel Energy Solutions
Cary Meadow, Executive Chairman and Ben Mendes, Director at Anvil Channel Energy Solutions joins the Investor Series Podcast describing the paradigm shift seen in lenders’ appetites towards natural resources companies and the increasing regulatory restraints and rising ESG pressures. Listen here.
WECA Advisory Board #2: Key Takeaways
In anticipation for the Energy Council’s World Energy Capital Assembly (WECA) to take place in December, an advisory board of the industry’s leading figures was held to inform the agenda. Among the attendees were representatives from Petrobras, Morgan Stanley Energy Partners, BlackRock, Shell, Kongsberg Digital, Ecopetrol, The Carnrite Group, Hellenic Petroleum, Eco Atlantic Oil and Gas, Helios Investment Partners, Addleshaw Goddard, YPF, Reflex Marine and Axora.
WECA Advisory Board #1: Key Takeaways
In anticipation for the Energy Council’s World Energy Capital Assembly (WECA) to take place in December, an advisory board of the industry’s leading figures was held to inform the agenda. Among the attendees were representatives from INEOS Energy, BlackRock, Standard Chartered, Kerogen Capital, Lloyds Banking Group, ADNOC, Mizuho, Morgan Stanley, BP IST, Bluewater Energy, Wentworth Resources, Sector Investment Managers, Harbour Energy, NEO Energy and Jerset Oil and Gas.
Podcast: Chris Leary, Investment Partner, Orion Energy Partners
Chris Leary, Investment Partner at Orion Energy Partners joins the Investor Series Podcast to explain more about what they consider to be environmentally innovative and walks us through some examples of environmentally innovative investments that Orion have made over the past year. Listen here.
Podcast: Rusty Hutson, CEO & Eric Williams, CFO at Diversified Energy
Rusty Hutson, CEO & Eric Williams, CFO at Diversified Gas & Oil join the Investor Series Podcast to bring their perspectives from a company that has successfully managed to raise capital in recent years, when so many others have struggled. Listen here.
Interview with Kwaku Boakye-Adjei, Commercial Consultant, TEMA LNG
Following on from WECAX Jack Ingram sat down with Kwaku Boakye-Adjei to discuss Ghana’s Tema LNG project – find out more and read about Sub Saharan Africa’s first regasification facility
On Demand: Tech Innovation in the Minerals & Royalties Space
As part of the Minerals & Royalties webinar series we will be discussing Tech Innovation in the Minerals & Royalties Space. Register here to join the webinar debate (9 March 2021)
Podcast: Shaia Hosseinzadeh, Managing Partner & Founder, OnyxPoint Global Management
Shaia Hosseinzadeh of OnyxPoint Global Management, joins the Investor Series Podcast to talks about investing in cyclical industries, their differentiated approach, the need for financial innovation and more.
On Demand: Fundraising in the Minerals & Royalties Space
As part of the Minerals & Royalties webinar series we discussed Fundraising in the Minerals & Royalties Space. Watch the discussion, now available on demand.
What do the changing energy markets mean for raising debt in the upstream oil and gas sector?
Vinson & Elkins RLLP discuss E&P companies and how they will continue to require financing to meet development and production needs, whether in the form of traditional RBL products, corporate loans, bonds, high yield issuances, project financing, trade finance, equity financing or other more innovative or hybrid structures.
Emissions Trading Schemes, A Global Perspective
The Energy Council takes a look at how Emissions Trading Schemes are being implemented to reduce the impact of emissions within big industry, in regions and countries across the globe.
Podcast: Angelos Damaskos, CEO, Sector Investment Managers
Angelos Damaskos, CEO, Sector Investment Managers joins us on the Investor Series Podcast. Angelos Damaskos reviews the events of 2020 and analyses current markets to explain investor sentiment for 2021 in Oil and Gas. Listen here.
Podcast: Nick Volkmer, Vice President – GHG & Renewables, Enverus
Nick Volkmer, Vice President - GHG & Renewables, Enverus joins us on the Investor Series Podcast. Nick shares his insights on how Enverus is pulling together all of the available data on EGC and GHG Emissions and cleaning it up to inform the investment community. Listen here.
Podcast: Griffin Perry, Co-Founder and Managing Director, Grey Rock Energy Partners
Griffin Perry, Co-Founder and Managing Director, Grey Rock Energy Partners, joins the Investor Series Podcast to discusses advantages of adopting a a non-op investment approach, the different ways in which investors are getting creative and more. Listen here
Financing Options for Marginal Fields, Nigeria
Advocaat Law Practice shares information on Financing Options for Marginal Fields in Nigeria. We look at regulatory & commercial frameworks, challenges & financing options for field operators.
Podcast: Dan Pickering, Founder & Chief Investment Officer, Pickering Energy Partners
Dan Pickering joins the Investor Series Podcast and walks us through where he sees future opportunities and why this is a great time to be building a business.
Webinar Summary: Impacts of a Biden vs. Trump Victory: What Next For the U.S. Oil & Gas Industry?
Read the summary of the webinar debate on what the implications might be for the U.S. Oil & Gas industry under the newly elected Biden Administration.
A flexible approach can help investors deliver bold projects for Africa
Even the most experienced investor will see 2021 as one of the most challenging investment environments that they have encountered. However, Africa still offers significant upside potential for projects that have a clear demand and are led by experienced operators.
Introduction to Carnrite – Dedicated, Practical Business Partner for an Industry in Transition
Ahead of WECA 2020, we spoke with Nick Carnrite, Managing Director at The Carnrite Group, on their entrance to the UK market, the challenges facing the Energy industry and how they are supporting the sector through these times.
Avik Dey – Head of Energy & Resources at CPPIB
Avik Dey of CPPIB, joins the Investor Series Podcast to talk about the secular change that is taking place across the industry
Vertis – On the Role of Voluntary Carbon Markets in the Energy Transition for Oil & Gas sector
We know what the target is as well as why we need to achieve it. The question is rather on the how. How do we transform our businesses and our life-styles without jeopardising the functioning of our society or global growth?
“Investors will go where the money is” – An Analysis of the Sentiment among Energy Investors
“Investors will go where the money is” remarked one of the Energy Council’s members when asked about the increased pressure on funds to be ESG driven and avoiding hydrocarbons altogether.
In The News: Institutional Investors Demand Greater ESG Adherence from Oil Majors, Can Independents Pick Up The Pieces?
Institutional funds have increased their pressure on the world’s largest oil and gas companies to further and hasten their commitments to meet a carbon output of net-zero by 2050. What happens to 'independents'?
Glenn Jacobson – Partner at Trilantic Capital Partners – Evolution of the Energy Investment Landscape
Glenn Jacobson, of Trilantic Capital Partners joins the Investor Series Podcast once again to talk about the evolution of the energy investment landscape.
In The News: Quality assets key in four major M&A deals this year
Mergers and acquisitions are heating up in the oil and gas sector as prices stabilise and quality assets enter the market. Over $20 billion in deals has been completed in recent months with more set to come.
Mark Viviano, Head of Public Equities, Kimmeridge Energy
Mark Viviano, Head of Public Equities, Kimmeridge Energy joins the Investor Series Podcast to discuss over the course of this episode, we explore what it will take to reform the public E&P sector and the importance of activism in bringing about the necessary changes
In The News: The United Kingdom's Path to Net-Zero in the North Sea
A report by the OGTC & Wood Mackenzie highlights the array of opportunities in the United Kingdom's path to decarbonisation & net-zero. The United Kingdom Continental Shelf in the North Sea has long been a prominent location for the exploration and production of oil and gas. However, as the nation pushes toward carbon neutrality by 2050, how will these competing industries develop?
In The News: OGCI Reports Significant Progress On Upstream Methane and Carbon Intensity Targets
The OGCI announced significant progress in reducing both carbon dioxide and methane emissions in the upsteam sector. Industry collective invests over a billion dollars into emissions reductions technologies.
U.S. Oil & Gas Companies Were Hanging On By A Thread, Is It Too Late For Restructuring?
US O&G Independents were already sitting on huge debt levels before the impacts of COVID-19 and the Oil Price War hit. They now face a dire road ahead. Read More
Impacts of a Biden vs. Trump Victory: What Next For the U.S. Oil & Gas Industry?
In this webinar debate, we discuss what the implications might be for the U.S. Oil & Gas industry under the newly elected Biden Administration. Watch on demand
Digital Dialogue: Exploring Gas Opportunities in Nigeria
As part of the Digital Energy Festival we explored Gas Opportunities in Nigeria with our panel of experts, moderated by Ola Alokolaro from Advocaat Law Practice. Read the discussion summary and watch on demand.
Digital Dialogue: Exploration & Production: is it too late for Africa to profit from its resources?
The second of eight Oil & Gas Council sessions, a digital dialogue, took place on October 29 boasting an exceptional panel of industry-leading speakers who have years of experience in industries ranging from upstream, legal and financial services. The speakers gathered to discuss and provide insights on whether or not it’s too late for Africa to profit from its E&P resources.
Investment Focus – What Next for African Oil & Gas?
The first of eight Oil & Gas Council sessions kicked off on October 27 and industry-leading speakers who have a total of over 100 years of industry and sector experience joined forces to discuss and provide insights on an investment focused dialogue around what’s next for African Oil and Gas.
Impact of the US Elections on the Oil & Gas Industry with Tom Petrie
Tom Petrie joins the Investor Series Podcast once again to discuss the upcoming US Presidential election & what impact it will have, either way, on the oil & gas industry.
Investors Are Leaving U.S. Shale And They Are Not Coming Back
With the US shale industry having been severely impacted by both the COVID-19 pandemic and the oil price war, US investors are beginning to screen opportunities elsewhere. Read More.
Nigel Jenvey – Global Head of Carbon Management, Gaffney Cline and Lewis McDonald – Global Head of Energy, Herbert Smith Freehills
In this episode, Nigel and Lewis join us to discuss some of the ESG & GHG related trends and policies in the Oil & Gas Industry and how they relate to company’s performance in the public markets as well as their ongoing ability to access capital. Listen here.
Mid-size gas power companies should pay attention to datacentres
The simple question is, 'why do datacentres present a good business case for gas power companies?'
Transcript: Brian Thomas, Prudential Private Capital
Read the transcripts of the Oil & Gas Council Investor Series Podcast with Brian Thomas, Managing Director – Energy Finance, Prudential Private Capital.
Brian Thomas, Prudential Private Capital
During the episode, Brian talks about how institutional investors like Prudential can provide capital for O&G companies in place of commercial banks who are pulling back on their lending through this downturn.
Tech and ESG are the ‘investment megatrends of the decade'
Technology and responsible investing will “inevitably be the top two megatrends” of the 2020s, affirms the CEO of independent financial advisory organisation deVere.
The energy sector of the future
Who will make money in the energy business of the future, and who will fade from the scene? Politics and regulation certainly matter, but how much? What will the global energy system of 2030 or 2050 look like?
Tom Petrie, Chairman, Petrie Partners
During the episode, Tom talks about the Rise of Putin, the US/China trade war, the competitiveness of US shale, and Middle Eastern geopolitics and their role in creating the current state of affairs in the O&G Industry.
APAC Crisis Response Report
Leaders from across the Upstream value chain met virtually to discuss how the current crisis compares to the crash of 2014 and what new challenges the industry faces in the current crisis.
An Alliance with Finance: Big banks and Insurance Companies join the Green Recovery Alliance
On 14th April, the Green Recovery Alliance was formed by members of the European Parliament together with ministers, CEOs, NGOs and trade unions from across Europe. The Alliance’s core aim is to ensure that the fight against climate change is central to the economic strategies that European countries adopt in their recovery after the COVID-19 pandemic.
Kenneth Hersh Retired CEO & Co-Founder, NGP
Ken Hersh, Retired CEO and Co-Founder of NGP joins us to discuss ESG, Geopolitics, Supply/Demand Dynamics, and Private Equity in a pre, current, and post COVID-19 world
Energy Storage in Mexico
Participants from the Energy Storage panel, that was due to take place at Mexico Assembly, met virtually to discuss the effects of COVID-19, what's important for energy storage in Mexico & the biggest opportunities.
Adam Waterous, CEO, Waterous Energy Fund
Adam Waterous shares his insights in this Investment focused podcast. Adam discusses his theory of “Peak Permian”, which describes current US production levels as unsustainable and grossly uneconomic. Adam explains how the emergence of unconventional fracking technology has caused a structural shift in the oil & gas industry..
Investment in the Energy Transition
Energy transition will be at a crossroads when the world gets out of the current health crisis: will we base the recovery on a sustainable model or will we, once again, justify unsustainable policies and practices with the need to “get growth back on track”?
Competitive access to Nigeria gas infrastructure
February 2020 Early in the year the Honorable Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, H.E. Chief Timipre Sylva, outlined five ...
Deal flow as important as gas flow rates in the new Algeria
February 2020Deal flow as important as gas flow rates in the new AlgeriaWhile most of Europe fixated on the result of the UK ...
LNG pricing coals final death knell
Panellists described how the LNG “wave that has arrived” is heralding a final shift away from coal in the EU, which will lead to the final closure of coal-based power generation on the continent.