Brian Redick

Sustainable investment is increasingly becoming a priority for financial institutions, and it is imperative that the oil and gas industry understands the criterium from which they are assessing viable investment opportunities. In this session, financial leaders and investors will come together to discuss the multifaceted relationship between financial investment and methane abatement. Attend this session to learn:

• How the technology landscape is shifting and what do technological advances allow external stakeholders to do in terms of assessing operator’s efforts
• Understand the significance of methane data management for companies and their investors and what the potential consequences are of poor data management in terms of environmental impact and financial risk
• Gain insights into what kinds of methane data investors are currently using and how these data points inform investment decisions? How do you see this evolving in the future?
• How are financial institutions making informed and responsible investment decisions, given the complex landscape of climate regulations and targets?

• Centralizing, automating and electrifying plants to limit the risk of unidentified leaks
• Eliminate gas pneumatic pumps and controllers from operations
• Create a more reliable source of power
• Understand the logistical and infrastructural issues associated with mass-scale electrification
• Utilizing liquid nitrogen in areas where grids don’t exist