Posts Tagged ‘New Energy’
Energy Capital: A pragmatic approach to the energy transition
In this feature for Energy Capital Magazine, Peter Bryant, Board Chair and Managing Director at Clareo, describes oil and gas companies’ strategic challenge in the pursuit of affordable, secure, and responsiblysourced energy for all in the developed and developing world. The solution for users and industry is the combination of diverse energy sources. Read the…
Read MoreCOP26: Transportation Electrification’s Dependency on the Materials Ecosystem
In this article that originally appeared on LinkedIn, Board Chair & Managing Director Peter Bryant shares his remarks from his COP26 session, “Scaling EVs: An Honest Conversation about the Key Challenges.”
Read MoreThe Four Mighty Challenges of the Energy Transition
In this article that originally appeared on LinkedIn, Board Chair & Managing Director Peter Bryant shares reflections on the four key challenges impacting the energy transition: emissions, social equity, the minerals famine, and China’s love affair with coal. –––– My regular weekend beach walk with my 16 yr old daughter results in another stream of…
Read MoreThe Rise of ESG and Responsible Mining with Anisa Costa
The enlightening conversation between Peter Bryant and Anisa Kamadoli Costa, Chief Sustainability Officer at Tiffany & Co., explored today’s acceleration of ESG efforts, the importance of authenticity and transparency, and insights on engaging with other stakeholders in the value chain. These topics – from the perspective of an industry leader in ESG and sustainability –…
Read MoreA Just Transition to a Cleaner Energy Future
Peter Bryant, Board Chair and Managing Director at Clareo, supports affordable, secure and responsibly sourced energy for all in the developed and developing world. The solution for users and industry is the combination of diverse energy sources. In this in-depth interview with Energy Capital Magazine, Peter shares his perspective. Read the article.
Read MoreResponsible Sourcing and the Impending Resource Famine
In an article for Mining.com, Board Chair and Managing Director Peter Bryant shared his thoughts on improving responsible sourcing and measuring of ESG outcomes across the mining value chain, ahead of his panel at IMARC 2022.
Read MoreGreen Hydrogen: Hype or Hope for the Energy Transition?
If you follow developments in the energy industry, it’s impossible to avoid the ever-growing focus on green hydrogen. As more companies look to deliver on their Net Zero commitments, attention is turning to green hydrogen and its potential to solve some of the more intractable problems facing renewable energy and electrification, especially intermittency of supply.…
Read MoreESG: Moving from Compliance to Competitive Advantage
ESG is at the top of the agenda for boards and executives, causing anxiety for many leaders, who view ESG as a compliance issue and a risk to be managed. They often lump it in with regulatory and other compliance-oriented functions. But ESG represents more than compliance and a risk to be mitigated. Given the unprecedented…
Read MoreUsing Business Model Design to Combat Climate Change & Social Inequality
The nexus between climate, social justice, and economic inequality crystallized in 2020 during the COVID-19 crisis. As Paul Siegler, Managing Director at Evergreen Climate Innovations, noted in Clareo’s 2020 Virtual New Energy Roundtable: “the pandemic, racial inequality, climate change—each crisis is a health crisis AND an economic crisis AND a human rights crisis.” As the…
Read MoreCase Study: Edison International Growth & Innovation
Edison International is the holding company for Southern California Edison, one of the largest U.S. investor-owned utilities, and non-regulated Edison Energy. Facing rapid change of its core business, the company looked to establish a function to identify opportunities for growth, add value to the core business and provide insights on technology and business model innovation.…
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