Sustainability & Energy Transition
Regardless of the location of COP28 and who is hosting this was always likely to be a showdown between those wanting a practical approach &
October 20, 2023
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Regardless of the location of COP28 and who is hosting this was always likely to be a showdown between those wanting a practical approach &
The IEA supply/demand models assume policy can be enacted as stated – the flaw in this approach is that policy could backtrack, and costs are
As chemical industry margins fall globally, the expense of options to decarbonize becomes a larger portion of a smaller capital pie – maybe too large.
ExxonMobil’s view of energy supply in 2050 should be taken seriously by all because its hydrocarbon forecast is driven by shortfalls elsewhere – we agree.
As COP28 approaches, we would expect the social environmental justice piece to take center stage as emission reduction must include the developing world.
For years
The battery, battery component, and storage industries are changing rapidly, driven in part by new technologies, encouraged by high prices and strong demand.
In addition
Just because the host of COP28 is a NOC does not mean that the meeting will be a defense of fossil fuels, but it might
We depart from our norm to start this week, as we look at rising severe weather events and question what would happen if the World
Progress in energy transition and other sustainable-related initiatives is slowing, especially relative to expectations – roadblocks are emerging, many financial.
The tightrope between encouraging progress
As Larry Fink removes the acronym ESG from his vocabulary, it is reasonable to ask how something that is intuitively right is now buried in
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