Amy West

Sustainable investment is increasingly becoming a priority for financial institutions, and it is imperative that the oil and gas industry understands the criterion from which they are assessing viable investment and partnership opportunities. In total, an estimated $100 billion in investment is required by 2030 to deploy all methane abatement measures in the Oil & Gas sector, necessitating a concerted effort from both financial institutions and industry to align investment strategies with abatement goals. Additionally, with insurers poised as key stakeholders of the organizations they underwrite, it is key that an open line of communication is established regarding expectations and perceived risks as we move forward with the low-carbon transition. Hear from the experts themselves to:

• Understand expectations related to the criteria and metrics utilized to assess investment and partnership opportunities
• Gain a clear picture of underwriting criteria and available resources to support clients in adopting new technologies
• Explore how investors perceive methane emissions mitigation not merely as a risk management strategy but as an avenue to unlock hidden value and promote long-term sustainability
• Discover the potential for innovative solutions and technologies to catalyze positive financial outcomes
• Discuss what companies can do to restore confidence in emissions reporting and mitigation plans
• Debate what investors regard as best practice for methane emissions reporting and mitigation
• Explore what methane data investors are using today, and what will they require in future?