More than just a risk assessment, ESG offers opportunities to help energy companies create long-term value. Among the value creation opportunities are plans for emissions reductions, accounting for resource scarcity; diversity and inclusion, safety, data security, executive pay and tax transparency. This session examines the often overlooked necessity for energy companies to create future value for investors, partners and consumers.
MODERATOR(S):
Emily Easley, CEO, NOVUS Energy Advisors
SPEAKER(S):
Christopher Dillman, Head of ESG and Energy Transition, Prax Group
Bob Purgason, Managing Director of Carbon Solutions, EnLink Midstream LLC
Jim Wicklund, Principal, Wicklund & Associates
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