November was a blur of election strangeness. But once the dust settled, we can plainly see that the oil and gas march to net-zero targets continues to accelerate. This trend matters because your investors, employees, and stakeholders will ask about your company’s approach to net zero and your company’s role in the energy future.
The spring of 2020 saw the angst of the pandemic subsumed by the movement for racial justice. In the United States, leaders across society began speaking out, proposing policies, and making commitments to participate in change.
If you, like me, are still scrolling through email today, you’re hoping to check easy things off your list.
Try this: List three things you’re grateful for.
I’ve been doing this more or less every day — at the suggestion of Anne, one of my Adamantine colleagues — for the better part of a year. The idea is to give thanks for the non-obvious.
Trying to write something inspiring as we get to work in 2021 is like trying to come up with a fresh pep talk to a boxer who has survived15 rounds only to find out the fight’s just begun.
In early 2019, I spit-shined my crystal ball and then wrote what seemed like a bunch of crazy stuff born from desperation. My desperation was prompted by the realization that nothing we in oil and gas were doing was working to win over hearts and minds to the importance of oil and gas.
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We detail the challenges for oil and gas as the sector works with and among millennials — including understanding and integrating a generation starkly different from previous generations.
Tisha Schuller is an energy policy thought leader, specializing in oil and gas. She serves as Strategic Advisor to Stanford University's Natural Gas Initiative and is a member of the National Petroleum Council, an advisory board to the Secretary of Energy under both the Obama and Trump administrations.
We might as well reinvent our companies and the oil and gas industry while we are reinventing everything else — which includes defining how we will lead the world into
Every week is crazier than the last – so we at Adamantine are giving you this moment to pause and contemplate what has changed and what is required of you.
As the carbon and climate conversation comes front and center in political and investor arenas, you’re hearing a lot about company commitments on carbon. If the terminology is making you sweat, there’s
Both True readers are overwhelmingly environmentalists and oil and gas supporters. That doesn’t mean everyone has the same take on climate – I know because I’ve been hearing a lot from you all
