It’s no surprise to anyone that the Biden administration came in hot with executive orders and agency directions prioritizing actions to address climate change. What may have surprised you: the short window we — the oil and gas industry — have to seize the leadership opportunity this presents.
In January of 2020, BlackRock CEO Larry Fink put climate action at the center of his annual letter. Other investment firms quickly followed suit.
In December of 2020, BlackRock released their 2021 Stewardship Expectations. Don’t waste time wondering if this document, too, will influence the investment landscape for oil and gas companies. It will.
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.
Adamantine passionately believes each company must now narrate its existence in the energy future. And the game-changing leaders we work and talk with share our urgency: They see the need to proactively engage with the disruptions of social risk now underway. Yet we also hear this common and warranted response: Ours is a small company with limited resources — what should I do?
A theme has emerged in my Energy Thinks interviews with game-changing leaders from Paula Gant to Kevin Krausert:
We need to ask new questions.
In the face of disruption, oil and gas thinking that was once strategic is quickly becoming obsolete.
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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.
It’s no surprise to anyone that the Biden administration came in hot with executive orders and agency directions prioritizing actions to address climate change. What may have surprised you: the short window we — the oil and gas industry — have to seize the leadership opportunity this presents.
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
