Transparency and disclosures are key to attracting capital these days. Many fund managers can't even touch a company without a proper ESG strategy. These private equity investors give their point of view on the energy sectors and ESG. What are they challenges and pressures they face as well?
MODERATOR(S):
Emily Easley, CEO, NOVUS Energy Advisors
SPEAKER(S):
A. Chris Aulds, Operating Partner, Pearl Energy Investments
Nathan Brawn, Managing Partner, BP Energy Partners
John Schaufele, Founder and Managing Director, Freestone HoldCo
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