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.
Webinar: Is There a Place for Private Equity in the Minerals & Royalties Space?
Is there a place for private equity in the minerals & royalties space? Many pundits in the industry don’t think there is. Join the debate to hear from, and ask questions to, the experts
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
The O&G industry is failing to embrace digitalisation
There are impressive statistics that show the cost benefits of embracing new technology from increases in production efficiency to OPEX reductions. And yet, the digitalisation of the industry seems to be happening at a snail’s pace. Is this the case?
Changes to the industry in 2020 will lead to permanent transformation
With consolidation expected due to the oil price and Covid19 as well as changing supply/demand dynamics will there be lasting change to the oil & gas industry post 2020 or will we return to the same agenda when current hurdles have been overcome?
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.
New Frontier Exploration Offshore Latin America will not attract funding in a post-COVID19 world
Our panel of experts discuss whether O&G companies and investors alike are prepared to take on new exploration risk in one of the world’s highest potential regions?