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The energy-demand opportunity: Actions for businesses
by Jon Chadwick, Samantha Vincent, Rob Turner and Reid Morrison The low-carbon energy transition is reshaping the way that companies power themselves—and the way they generate financial value. Advances in technology mean that companies now can radically drive down their energy intensity, secure affordable energy from low-carbon sources, achieve further efficiencies by electrifying operations and participate in energy markets.
Turning a cost into an opportunity
Organizations worldwide spend more than US$10 trillion a year to meet their energy needs, and many stand-alone companies struggle under a heavy cost burden. In the UK, more than half of businesses surveyed in 2023 (54%) said that energy accounted for upward of 25% of their business costs.1 Unchecked energy usage does more than cut into the bottom line. It is also a major source of carbon emissions and a cause of operational uncertainty.
What you really need to know about Scope 3 emissions and your business
Sponsored: Learn why you need a Scope 3 emissions strategy now, how to engage suppliers and why measuring, managing and reducing those emissions are critical. By Reid Morrison January 3, 2023 This article is sponsored by PwC. Like so many companies, you’re likely working hard to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions while also reporting your progress. It’s a big effort, assessing energy use across your operations: offices, factories, warehouses and fleets. Even so, it’s only a start.
OSU students offer opinions on six-wheeled rovers delivering food through winter weather
Matthew McKenna, Photographer Starship robots await loading of food outside of the Arnold Dining Hall on Nov. 24, 2021. These robots deliver food to students from most dining locations on Oregon State University’s Corvallis, Ore. campus and are not expected to be impeded by the winter weather.
Upcoming short film produced by OSU alumni will feature esports gaming
‘Game Face,’ a short film created by Oregon State University alumni Mark Stockhoff, will bring attention to esports, or professional video gaming, with its release on Nov. 6. The short film, which Stockhoff intends to turn into a feature-length film after its release, will premiere on the eConnxn website at 2 p.m. “Esports is my life, it’s my dream, it’s my passion,” Stockhoff said. “It’s my niche.” Stockhoff has been intimately involved with games since before his introduction into film.
Student on the Street: What has your experience been like being back on campus, and what are you most looking forward to this upcoming term and year?
Reid Morrison, News Contributor October 16, 2021 Brenton Snyder (he/him) First-year business major “It’s weird because I haven’t been in a classroom in two years. COVID-19 ruined my whole senior year of high school, but I don’t think it’s really a big deal to me. I’m just here to go to school and get out.
Attracting Value Investors
Say goodbye to growth investors; value investors have risen as the industry’s best opportunity. But to woo this market effectively, energy companies must make some critical changes. And fast. Already have an account? Log In Thanks for reading Hart Energy. Subscribe now to get unmatched coverage of the oil and gas industry’s entire landscape. Get Access Recommended Reading
Demystifying digitisation
Designing a digital transformation strategy can be easy, if firms choose the right partner and take a pragmatic approach The oil and gas sector is making significant strides in digitisation. However, some companies are still only at a very early stage of digital development. For them, taking the first steps on a digital transformation journey—from recruiting digital strategies through to creating a culture that nurtures new ways of working—may seem daunting.
Oil and Gas Trends 2018-19
By Giorgio Biscardini, Reid Morrison, David Branson, Adrian Del Maestro As supply increases and oil prices rise, volatility will continue to shape strategy. After several years of oversupply, the oil and gas industry could very well be moving headlong into a supply crunch. This may seem hard to imagine, given the ramping up of U.S. oil production and the burgeoning sense of optimism that is sweeping the sector.
2017 Oil and Gas Trends
In the near future, the recent oil price gains — which are due to a rebalancing of supply and demand fundamentals, partly accelerated by OPEC’s recent decision to cut production — are expected to remain in place. That expectation is behind a number of positive industry forecasts: According to Barclays’s latest E&P Spending Survey, oil and gas industry capital expenditures are expected to increase by as much as 7 percent in 2017.
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