At the dawn of a new year, it’s helpful to check in on the bigger trends affecting the global energy industry. Keep this post handy as you get into longer term planning (Part 2).
At the dawn of a new year, it’s helpful to check in on the bigger trends affecting the global energy industry. Keep this post handy as you get into longer term planning (Part 1).
A town in British Columbia can’t seem to muster the business case to purchase electric vehicles. What lessons does this hold for business leaders facing similar technology upgrade decisions?
Digital transformation has been sweeping across society for over a decade now, and has finally arrived in oil and gas. Our sluggish response so far needs a boost of urgency.
For those interested in pursuing digital innovations in oil and gas, beware the ethical questions that lie just beneath the surface. Ethically driven digital is real.
As the world moves to electrify its transportation services, it will slightly turn away from oil, and dramatically towards an alternate range of commodities, leading to new and different supply risks and opportunities.
It is the Board’s responsibility to hold management’s feet to the fire in addressing digital impacts on the industry, but is it working? How does the Board exercise its role?
Most, if not all, large energy companies now include climate change as a critical topic on the Board agenda. As managers, you may be wondering what your business can do about it. Here are some digital tools that can help.
There’s been lots of chatter about the metaverse and its impacts on society, but what about the real world of digital energy? What’s the angle for merchants in electrons and molecules?
Thanks to digital innovations, the energy system and fintech are converging in a powerful new model that may well disrupt the established order. Please pay attention.
We need resilient energy systems. Our energy systems need to be tough and elastic to recover quickly from events and mishaps. But we now need them to be a bit more adaptive and agile (Part 2).
We need resilient energy systems. Our energy systems need to be tough and elastic to recover quickly from events and mishaps. But we now need them to be a bit more adaptive and agile.
For all the talk about energy transition, many things remain unexplained. Here are four that puzzle me about how transition will work. At least they keep me amused.
For those interested in pursuing digital innovations in oil and gas, beware the ethical questions that lie just beneath the surface. Ethically driven digital is real.