SPE Virtual Workshop: Thriving in the Energy Transition Through Emissions Management 15 - 17 Sep 2020 Virtual Workshop [MYT, UTC+8]

 

As we stand on the threshold of the new decade, it is certain that the future will look very different from the past. In the last 10 years, Australia and the Asia Pacific region have focused on building a world-leading oil and gas industry based around multiple modern, technologically advanced upstream and LNG operations. However, despite much heralding as a greener, “bridging fuel”, LNG’s environmental credentials are now under massive scrutiny. Oil faces even more challenges and peak oil demand is being discussed openly by CEOs of major oil and gas companies. We are in the throes of an energy transition as our energy system is evolving rapidly and diversifying, decarbonising and decentralising.

 

 

 

Companies are facing intense and increasing investor scrutiny around environmental, social and corporate governance (ESG) factors. Emissions, once the domain of the environmental engineers and sustainability and reporting groups, has become a boardroom and AGM topic, propelled by high-profile initiatives like the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosure and increased transparency around Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions. Investor and customer pressure on companies to deliver cleaner, lower emissions energy is ramping up. Changing regulation compounds the situation, making management and reporting of emissions even more complex to manage.

 

 


DISTINGUISHED KEYNOTE SPEAKERS


 

Cecile Wake
Chief Executive Officer
Arrow Energy

 

John Hirjee
Executive Director
Resources, Energy and Infrastructure
ANZ Banking Group

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WHO SHOULD ATTEND?


This workshop is open to all and is targeted at a range of technical and management professionals across the oil and gas upstream, midstream, downstream and petrochemicals industries, technology/solution providers, service companies, energy investors, regulators, governmental departments/agencies as well as researchers and academia.  

 

Areas of involvement include:

Academic and Research | Asset Management | Carbon Capture, Utilisation and Storage (CCUS) | Engineering | External Affairs - Government Reporting | Financial/Banking Institutions and Project Investments | Governmental Departments/Agencies, Regulators | Health, Safety, Security and Environment (HSSE) | Regulatory Reporting | Social Performance | Corporate Governance | IT and Data Analytics | Media and Communications | Operations Management | Portfolio Management and Strategy | Production and Process Management | Project Delivery | Purchasing and Procurement | Quality Assurance | Risk Management | Toxicology

 


WHY ATTEND?


UNCOVER best practices and technological advancements in emissions management 

IMPROVE organisational strategies in managing HSSE aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

SHARE experiences, solutions and ideas in managing environmental, social and corporate governance challenges across oil and gas operational activities 

NETWORK with peers and experts in the field