As the energy sector transitions toward a low-carbon future, oil and gas companies are adopting wide-ranging approaches to sustainable energy production, according to David Linden, head of energy transition at Westwood Global Energy Group.
While a majority said they would stay focused on core oil and gas business, most executives are mapping out near-term decarbonization strategies, a recent study says.
Gas prices have rallied, but what will be the implications for the North American shale market in the months ahead?
In this two-part series, experts from Baker Hughes, Nabors, Ikon Science and TrendMiner talk about the changing role of data analytics, its challenges and opportunities for the oil and gas sector.
Allyson Anderson Book, vice president of energy transition with Baker Hughes, spoke with Hart Energy about aligning company strategies with sustainable production as ESG considerations become increasingly core to oil and gas businesses.
Manuj Nikhanj, president of Enverus, discusses in this exclusive video interview why energy businesses and policymakers are doubling down on ESG investments.
In this two-part series, experts talk about the changing role of data analytics, its challenges and opportunities for the oil and gas sector.
Energy transition initiatives are attracting interest from private equity investors but several roadblocks remain, says Ravi Purohit, partner with Latham & Watkins.
A net-zero power sector by 2035 in the U.S. is one of the most ambitious decarbonization targets globally and will be “extremely challenging” to meet, analysts with Wood Mackenzie said.
Similar to other major oil and gas producers, California-based Chevron has come under pressure to address climate change and reduce greenhouse-gas emissions.
