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Critical Resource MD Daniel Litvin argues in the Financial Times that the global investor movement on climate is on a roll; however, the battle needs to target oil demand as well as supply.
Andrew Grant from the Carbon Tracker Initiative argues that oil and gas companies will have to credibly prove to investors that they are among the lowest-cost producers to survive the energy transition
Former CEO of Western Mining warns against the retreat of major mining companies from difficult jurisdictions.
CEO and Executive Director of Anglo Pacific Julian Treger predicts an era of squeezed supply and high prices, and comments on the prospects of coal as a new rare earth.
Critical Resource’s Founder & MD discusses ‘The Energy Transition: Corporate Adaptation Strategies’ at Atlantic Council panel discussion.
Woodside CEO and MD Peter Coleman discusses the impacts of geopolitics on oil supply, what higher prices could mean for the industry, and how the idea of continuous improvement applies to the social license.
Shell Chairman and Critical Resource Senior Advisory Panel member Chad Holliday advises oil and gas companies to be more proactive on climate change and to become comfortable with elevated political risk.
Leading resource financier Rick Rule predicts a commodity boom, downplays political risk and calls on extractive companies to embrace diversity.
In an article published by Project Syndicate, Critical Resource Founder & MD Daniel Litvin warns that after a year of extreme weather events, the political pressure on oil and gas producers will grow.
The west’s influence over the behaviour of big resource exporters such as Saudi Arabia is increasingly limited, argues Daniel Litvin, Founder and MD of Critical Resource.
Bunny McDiarmid, Greenpeace International Executive Director, calls for companies to step up their game on sustainability and warns of climate risk in the extractive sector.
Lord Browne, former CEO of BP, warns that political risk is inescapable in the oil business and predicts that renewable firms will face mounting stakeholder pressures.
Rachel Kyte, CEO of the UN’s Sustainable Energy for All and new member of Critical Resource’s Senior Advisory Panel, calls for more climate progress from IOCs, NOCs, and the mining industry.
Mining Journal report of a speech by Critical Resource founder and Managing Director Daniel Litvin – in which he argues that resource investors should assess each individual project on its own risk profile.
