In my last post, I encouraged the industry to seize the disruption of the moment as an opportunity — to articulate how we will reinvent the energy future. A number of
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
Many of you have been going to your workplaces throughout the pandemic. A handful of Adamantine’s clients reopened their offices (at least partly) earlier this month. The Return to the
Both True readers know that I love, I mean really love Canada’s oil and gas industry. Alberta reminds me of Colorado and Calgary of Denver. I feel at home and among my people. When
Before our pandemic world, millennials faced extraordinary peer pressure to leave the oil and gas industry, even in oil and gas safe havens like Alberta and Houston. If we don’t
In January, BlackRock CEO Larry Fink’s annual letter to company investors took on an unambiguous climate twist. At the time, that letter looked to us at Adamantine like the global tipping point
In my last post, I dusted off the Crystal Ball to look at what external signposts are telling us about the return of social risk and our future. Top of the
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We detail the political and demographic trends behind Colorado’s shift from oil and gas and show how they are being replicated in Texas.
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 non-resident Fellow at the Center on Global Energy Policy at Columbia University.
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
