Opening Keynote: What's next for ESG?
Over the last few years, we have noticed the question around ESG has moved from “Why?” to the “How?” With a new era of ESG upon us amid an energy supply crunch and climate challenges, it’s now time to look ahead. Take a deep dive into ESG 2.0, delving into topics that will shape the future of ESG as the megatrend continues to evolve.
MODERATOR:
John Goodgame, Partner, Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP
SPEAKER:
Tara J. Hemmer, Senior Vice President, Chief Sustainability Officer, WM
SPONSORED BY:
AKIN GUMP STRAUSS HAUER & FELD LLP
ESG Investing: Shifting Paradigm
Energy security continues to be a matter of concern amid rising gas prices. ESG critics are now claiming that ESG investing in its current form may not help the environment or create positive social change. In this roundtable discussion, find out the truth behind the new wave of ESG investing.
MODERATOR:
Deon Daugherty, Editor-in-Chief, Oil and Gas Investor, Hart Energy
SPEAKERS:
Alisa Lukash, Vice President of Shale Research, Rystad Energy
Greg Matlock, Americas Energy Transition and Renewable Energy Leader, EY
Energy Policy: ESG Developments in Washington and Beyond
This Washington insider offers a view of multiple energy policy developments as lawmakers and regulators address ESG disclosures, operations, workforce and more.
MODERATOR:
Joe Markman, Senior Editor, Hart Energy
SPEAKER:
Jack Belcher, Principal, Cornerstone Government Affairs
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mrc global
Producers Panel: Meet the ESG Leaders
Energy companies are increasingly hiring for ESG-specific roles to serve as the face of the franchise to create an enterprise-wide ESG policy and effectively communicate with investors and other stakeholders. Learn more about opportunities, challenges and future of ESG from the experts.
MODERATOR:
Nissa Darbonne, Executive Editor-at-Large, Hart Energy
SPEAKERS:
Trina Engels, Director ESG, Talos Energy Inc.
Ravi Srivastava, President, New Technologies, CNX Resources Corporation
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QUBE
Panel: Agreeing Upon Disclosure Standards
Companies and investors continue struggling to agree on the ESG metrics including SEC disclosures that matter most to investors and how companies can best capture and disclose that information.
MODERATOR:
Emily Patsy, Senior Managing Editor, Digital Media, Hart Energy
SPEAKER:
Reid Morrison, Partner, PwC
Panel: Methane Emissions: Futureproofing the Transition From Modeled To Measured Reporting
Energy companies continue focusing on hiring diverse employees, and creating a culture of inclusion. But what does this all mean for overall ESG goals and why should companies care?
MODERATOR:
Deon Daugherty, Editor-in-Chief, Oil and Gas Investor, Hart Energy
SPEAKERS:
Tim Novick, CEO, Ecotec
Steve Deiker, Co-Founder and Chief Strategy Officer, Kairos Aerospace
Capturing Community Engagement
Carbon capture project developers discuss the ideas around the right levels of social engagement and
community engagement. How do we gain the approvals of the communities we are impacting?
SPEAKER:
Elizabeth Burns-Thompson, Vice President Government & Public Affairs, Navigator CO2
Emissions Accounting: Understanding Scope 3
Scope 3 emissions are likely to be the largest share of your emissions, but do you really understand what they entail? Accounting for scope 3 is at the heart onf many successful ESG programs and this noted champion of ESG in the energy sector joins us to explain the nuts and bolt of scope 3 emissions.
MODERATOR:
Jennifer Pallanich, Senior Editor, Technology, Hart Energy
SPEAKER:
Allyson Anderson Book, Vice President, Energy Transition, Baker Hughes
Certified Gas: Why It Matters to Investors and Customers
The world's biggest producers are racing to certify their gas. Why? Because methane emissions are a leading cause of climate change and investors and stakeholders need to know your emissions output before they'll invest or buy.
MODERATOR:
Stacey Mitchell, Partner, Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP
SPEAKERS:
Will Jordan, Executive Vice President and General Counsel, EQT Corporation
Lara Owens, Ph.D., Director of Science and Technology, MiQ
Christopher Treanor, Counsel, Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP
Legal Argument: Winning the Battle of Boardroom
ESG starts in the boardroom. Activist investors and and legal ramifications loom large for corporate governance. Hear how to make your leadership strong for the future and why that will benefit your company in the long run.
MODERATOR:
Serena Rwejuna, Partner, White & Case
SPEAKER:
Hillary H. Holmes, Partner and Co-Chair Capital Markets, Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP
Kathryn Roark, Vice President, Diversity & ESG, Patterson-UTI
The New ESG: Five Truths and a Lie
SPEAKERS:
Vic Sveck, Alvarez & Marsal
Stephanie Weiler, Senior Director, ESG Services, Alvarez & Marsal
Reuse Roundtable: Putting Produced Water to Work
Produced water has been a hot topic among ESG leaders as oil and gas producers figure out their reuse options for produced water. This panel of experts representing service providers, producers and investors talks about the research and development of produced water reuse.
MODERATOR:
Joe Markman, Senior Editor, Hart Energy
SPEAKERS:
Amanda Brock, CEO, Aris Water Solutions
Michael Dunkel, Energy, Water & Carbon Advisor, Tetra Tech
Matt Gabriel, CEO, XRI Holdings LLC
SPONSORED BY:
S+E Oil and Gas
Technology Solutions: Leading the ESG Charge through Innovation
ESG heads of service companies will discuss how technology continues to evolve as a key ESG theme and how it impacts the ESG goals of service companies.
MODERATOR:
Jennifer Pallanich, Senior Editor, Technology, Hart Energy
SPEAKERS:
Brad Childers, President & CEO, Archrock
John W. Gibson, Jr., Chairman of the Board, CEO & President, Flotek Industries
Vincent Higgins, President - Oil and Gas Digitalization, mCloud