Energy ESG: Demystifying the course of action

Part 1

Operators across the country discuss effective ESG strategies.

Part 1

Experts share insight on successful social strategies and how oil and gas companies can effectively tell their social impact stories.

Part 1

Governance, which is an often-overlooked aspect of ESG, is the most important of the trifecta.

Part 2

With mounting concerns of energy security, there is a greater need for oil and gas companies to adopt a concrete ESG strategy.

Part 2

With no universal framework for ESG reporting, find out how companies can proactively manage and disclose key information.

Part 2

As the SEC prepares to push out new ESG-related disclosure requirements, find out how the move will this impact reporting requirements.

Part 2

The SEC’s proposed rules and ESG-related litigation risk are among the key ESG themes impacting the regulatory and legal space of the energy sector this year.

Part 2

To maximize the industry’s abilities, government leaders must take immediate action to embrace the security and reliability of U.S domestic energy resources.

Part 3

What does it take to woo private equity to the independent E&P sector in the age of ESG?

Part 3

Section 45Q tax credits can be a very effective tool for companies in the oil and gas industry that are looking to invest in and exploit the CCUS value chain.

Part 3

U.S. shale producers CNX Resources, Devon Energy and Laredo Petroleum set environmental goals and paths for success.

Part 4

Approaches may differ, but ultimately OFS firms’ goals when it comes to balancing decarbonization with overall performance are the same.

Part 4

U.S. shale gas producer Southwestern Energy has made strategic investments in technology to reduce its greenhouse-gas emissions.

Part 4

Starting now, operators in the energy sector need to turn their carbon reduction commitments into solid plans of attack, according to top energy analysts.