Energy Transition
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Could the transition to renewable energy be truly sustainable? Are Environmental and Social issues adequately considered?
Sustainable energy sources are commonly understood as energy sources that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. In the past, we have transitioned our major energy sources from Coal to Oil and Gas, which was considered more environment friendly at that time. Now, we… Continue reading
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Diversification strategies in Energy Transition
Diversification, in the context of the global energy transition, is the broadening of the core fossil fuel business of oil and gas companies into new low-carbon energy products and markets. At present, there are limited low-carbon diversification options available to invest in, and the options are in industries that are themselves nascent or require a… Continue reading
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Energy Transition and the diversification of Oil and Gas business
To keep global warming to below 1.5 degrees C this century, the global energy system needs to be transformed from being largely based on fossil fuels to being largely based on renewable energy. This global energy transition shifts the production and consumption away from non-renewable fossil fuels towards the use of low carbon and renewable… Continue reading
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The influence of ESG on Energy Transition
Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) criteria has become an integral part of investment decision making, especially when considering long-term growth and value implications. At the same time, the development of strong ESG-related governance and reporting will set the industry for success as it embraces Energy Transition from fossil fuel-based sources to renewable and sustainable sources.… Continue reading
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