Oil and gas companies sell assets for a variety of business reasons, many of which are unrelated to net zero strategy. Regardless of the motivation, asset transfers can have significant climate consequences depending on the characteristics of buyers and sellers.| EDF+Business
Transactions in the oil and gas industry can increase reputational, climate, and transition risks, but also present opportunities for industry to lead on creating a new paradigm for M&A more compatible with global net zero goals.| EDF+Business
Creating the right financial instruments can enable cash-constrained national oil companies to pursue rapid oil and gas methane abatement.| EDF+Business
US DOT PHMSA proposal to improve pipeline operations and leak management would enhance public safety and reduce methane emissions by as much as 55%.| EDF+Business
The emerging hydrogen market presents opportunities and risks for investors. EDF’s key principles and due diligence questions can be a guide.| EDF+Business
European banks face significant risk from oil and gas methane emissions in their portfolios. Our recommendations can help banks manage them.| EDF+Business
Methane management is increasingly factored into the valuation of oil and gas assets. Investors need a clear picture of updated US methane rules.| EDF+Business
A hot topic we like to discuss is trade associations – and a coalition of organizations including Race to Zero and WBCSD have you covered| EDF+Business
Food companies can use their voice in Washington to safeguard essential Farm Bill funding to mitigate agricultural emissions and protect food supply chains.| EDF+Business
2-year anniversary of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) - we reflect on the wins and address some of the challenges ahead.| EDF+Business