by C-MACC Research | Oct 20, 2023 | Sustainability, Energy Transition, ESG, Weekly Thematic
C-MACC Weekly Sustainability and Energy Transition Report Emission Impossible: Where Is Tom Cruise When You Need Him? Regardless of the location of COP28 and who is hosting this was always likely to be a showdown between those wanting a practical approach & those... 
by C-MACC Research | Sep 22, 2023 | Sustainability, Energy Transition, ESG, Weekly Thematic
C-MACC Weekly Sustainability and Energy Transition Report Peak Oil Debate Is Complex: Policy Backtracking Supports Oil Use 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... 
by C-MACC Research | Sep 8, 2023 | Sustainability, Energy Transition, ESG, Weekly Thematic
C-MACC Weekly Sustainability and Energy Transition Report Decarbonization Will Take The Last Fizz Out Of Chemical Profits As chemical industry margins fall globally, the expense of options to decarbonize becomes a larger portion of a smaller capital pie – maybe too... 
by C-MACC Research | Sep 1, 2023 | Sustainability, Energy Transition, ESG, Weekly Thematic
C-MACC Weekly Sustainability and Energy Transition Report The ExxonMobil 2050 View Exposes Flaws in The Renewable Plan ExxonMobil’s view of energy supply in 2050 should be taken seriously by all because its hydrocarbon forecast is driven by shortfalls elsewhere – we... 
by C-MACC Research | Aug 25, 2023 | Sustainability, Energy Transition, ESG, Weekly Thematic
C-MACC Weekly Sustainability and Energy Transition Report With A Little Help From My Friends: How We Drive Global Progress As COP28 approaches, we would expect the social environmental justice piece to take center stage as emission reduction must include the... 
by C-MACC Research | Aug 18, 2023 | Sustainability, Energy Transition, ESG, Weekly Thematic
C-MACC Weekly Sustainability Report Robbery A Salt and Battery: The Genesis of Major Change? 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 to...