ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance) quickly became the focus of many investors in the Oil and Gas industry after President Joe Biden brought the U.S. back into the Paris Agreement, making ESG metrics a mandatory demand before any investment.
Thirty seven oil companies in the U.S. have recently set ESG goals and science-based emission reduction targets that include reporting Carbon and Gas emissions as per a financial filings analysis of companies done by Ernst and Young.
There's always been a certain level of emissions reporting in the industry, but it mainly included Scope 1 and 2. IHS Markit data, however, shows that Scope 3 emissions in 2019 accounted for about 88% of total GHG emissions from the oil and gas sector.
At our inaugural
Carbon Tracking and Reporting Conference, taking place on March 30-31,2022 in Houston, we will:
- Share the most recent laws, regulations and frameworks that have been put in place for better tracking of carbon emissions in the oil and gas industry
- Highlight what some of the largest oil companies are doing in this regard
- Discuss critical solutions for significant existing challenges such as tracking and reporting processes, accurately tracking scope three emissions and a better understanding of Carbon accounting
- Showcase the most recent tracking, monitoring & reporting technologies, A.I. and software in the market.
Who Will Attend?
C level/V.P./Director/Managers of:
- HSE
- Supply Chain
- Sustainability, Partnership, Social Impact
- Corporate Sustainability and reporting
- Carbon auditing
- Environment and Supply Chain Innovation
- ESG, Responsible Sourcing, Traceability, Engagement
- Climate Integration
- Sustainable Finance, Investment, Analytic
- Environmental
- Energy Transition
- Environmental Emissions Reporting, Permits and Compliance
- Business Development/Marketing
Conference Chairperson
- Jennifer Stewart, Equitable Origin, Principal Advisor
Conference Speakers
- Aura Cuellar, Vice President of Energy Transition, Shell
- Bill Johnson, President of Operations, DCP Midstream
- Julie Mulkerin Ortiz, General Manager – Energy Transitions Strategy & Planning, Chevron
- Rob Kelly, Vice President of Digital Production & Projects, bp
- Morgan Hager, Vice President, Health Safety Environment & Regulatory, Chesapeake Energy
- Paul J. Ulrich, Vice President, Government and Regulatory Affairs, Jonah Energy LLC
- Andrew Nobbay, Director – Carbon Accounting, Occidental Oil and Gas
- Grantt V. Bedford, USA Director of Safety, Environment & Quality, Eni US Operating
- Andrea Course, Venture Principal, Shell Ventures
- Anette Strand, Manager Supply Chain, Equinor
- Dr. Brad Weir, Research scientist, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center and Universities Space Research Association
- Jim Claunch, Expert Partner, Bain and Company
- Yevgen Malyshev, Chief Product Officer, Neoflow
- Chase Buzzell, ESG Consultant, Ecovadis
- Jai Joon, CEO, Carbon Zero Finance
- Jonathan Arneault, Chief Executive Officer, FuelTrust
- Dave Gajadhar, Advisor, ResultantGroup
- Erin Tullos, Director, R&D - Scientific Aviation, Visiting Research Fellow at the University of Texas at Austin and Contract Consultant at the United Nations Environmental Programme
- Mark Smith, President, Clean Connect
- Michael Moore, Principal, Partner Solutions & Technology, NEO4J
- Eric Rubenstein, Managing Partner, New Climate Ventures
- Ryan Calvert, Head of ESG Strategy and Implementation, Kairos Aerospace
- Ben Williams, Oil & Gas Technology Field of Play Leader, EY
- Derek Przybylo, ESG Digital Service Leader, EY
- Mikki Corcoran, Vice President Sustainability, Schlumberger
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Venue
The Whitehall Houston
1700 Smith Street, 77002
Houston, TX, USA
+1 713 739 8800
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