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Capital deployed in the energy transition continues to grow and with that presents a unique opportunity for #Mineral and #royalty companies to diversify their business model and revenue streams while maximizing land valuations. Understanding the "stacked pay" potential of your portfolio will drive differentiated returns according to Enverus Intelligence® Research. Companies with high levels of conviction could pursue a strategy that sees an accumulation of additional surface and mineral rights. #energytransition #ccus #windenergy #solarpower #rng #geothermalenergy #dle #greenhydrogen #bluehydrogen

Promoting PNG as an investment destination, particularly in the resources and energy sector, which accounts for about 90 percent of the country's exports, is important, says Anthony Smaré. https://lnkd.in/gkWTS6Fu #AnthonySmaré #PNGCOREInvestmentConference2023 #resources #energy #investmentconference #png #sydney

Think energy investments are too risky? Here's a risk-free option that could be your safe bet. Did you know that owning mineral rights can be a risk-free venture, as highlighted in discussions around significant events like the BP Macondo spill? Unlike operational risks faced by companies, mineral owners often enjoy protections, ensuring their investments remain secure, regardless of environmental incidents. This layer of security provides a unique investment avenue within the ever-evolving energy sector. But what does it mean to be a mineral rights owner in today's market? With stable projections for natural gas prices and an expected rise in oil and gas demand, the value of mineral rights continues to be significant. Whether it's through direct ownership, partnerships, or financial instruments, the opportunity for multiple revenue streams from a single investment is a reality. What are your thoughts on the balance between investment opportunities and environmental responsibilities in mineral rights ownership? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below and share this with a friend now! #oil #oilandgas #invest #investments

Gold Production and the Energy Transition This paper came up on another comments thread - and i was asked to post as a separate link to promote discussion. Dirk Baur Sam Ulrich John Sykes Here it is via SSRN - best Allan Trench, Allan and Baur, Dirk G. and Ulrich, Sam and Sykes, John, Gold Production and the Global Energy Transition (September 28, 2023). Available at SSRN: https://lnkd.in/gp8XYq4t or https://lnkd.in/gYmbiig5

It looks like somebody did not get the memo. Record investment of oil in Norway?. No way! ; if the entire European sector is in a green path. How come? Joking aside: I think these kinds of notes are quite relevant, as they bring us back to reality on how global economies are able to function in this decade, including the country with the highest oil production per capita: Norway's annual budget would not be the same without income from oil production. The country would not be able to provide the subsidies and incentives for alternative fuels they are able to roll as of now. So they need to assign more money for the oil industry, to remain economically strong for the long term. That simple. This, concurrent to efforts from several international entities, pressuring financial institutions and banks to 'stop' funding hydrocarbon-related projects. That position however, ignores realities of several western economies, including key European participants of oil markets. Crude oil, natural gas and all of the above will continue to be important for all economies, and will coexist with additional options on the long term. At some moment hopefully we can stop the rhetoric and focus on the energy realities and needs of each country. Speaking of these topics, during our World Chemical Forum, I will be able to share with you an insightful presentation about the future of the energy industry. You should not miss it!. Join us in this great event. https://lnkd.in/ecwT7rQf Have a great weekend everybody. Great note from Tsvetana Paraskova #energy, #oilandgas, #hydrocarbons, #energytransition, #renewables, #biofuels, #oil, #alloftheabove,

What is something that you are watching in the expansion of the global energy mix? For me it is the steady investment into the Middle East's global energy footprint with the region now on the threshold to emerge as a potential key player in the supply of critical hard minerals needed to meet the world's increasing power demands - with this growth comes changes to regulations and the need for further development of investor friendly incentives to encourage and sustain the growth. Thank you Law Middle East for providing a platform for this discussion. #energytransition #MiddleEastEnergy #wearemorganlewis

Faster divestment, unlocked deepwater assets key to fixing oil woes #energy #oilandgas #oilandgasindustry #businessday https://lnkd.in/gARtWZZD

Critical minerals, climate-tech and the 're-industrialisation' of Australia's major industries. In the latest podcast I spoke to Tim Buckley, founder and director of Climate Energy Finance about the flurry of activity we’re seeing in climate-tech, renewable energy, critical minerals mining and trade policy. In the wake of the Federal Budget there’s lots of exciting policy action, and Tim got into the details about how Australia is now ready to leverage its natural competitive advantages, across science, innovation and commodities, to lead the world into a clean energy future. Listen here: https://lnkd.in/gkzMEZeG

CME is pleased to have CEO Rebecca Tomkinson appointed to the Australian Government's Green Metals Advisory Panel. This panel will play an important role informing the policy settings needed to propel Australia’s green metals opportunity. Western Australia’s resources sector underpins the State and National economy and is well positioned to contribute to this conversation, as outlined in CME’s detailed submission to the consultation. We expect to see a strong focus on the renewable energy required and ensuring settings are targeted where we have the greatest competitive advantages. https://lnkd.in/gKcH9nv8

Exploring the dynamics shaping the upstream sector! Dive into the article by Simon Flowers. Discover how consolidation is impacting investment appetites and why deepwater rigs are set to reach full capacity in 2024. Read more: https://okt.to/RZ9XUP Don't miss weekly insights - sign up for The Edge and stay ahead in the energy transition. #Upstream #Deepwater #OilandGasIndustry