Carbon intensity in crude valuation

The panel discuss how carbon intensity will increasingly affect the markets for oil and gas products. 

Research event, Panel Recording
17 June 2021 — 2:00PM TO 3:30PM
Online

Carbon intensity in crude valuation

— The panel discuss how carbon intensity will increasingly affect the markets for oil and gas products.

There is a growing expectation in the world of commodities trading that carbon intensity will increasingly affect the markets for oil and gas products.

Crudes of higher carbon intensity could then see their value fall against lower-carbon fuels. This will be an important consideration in terms of future market projections and decision-making over upstream emissions.

This event discusses the ongoing mapping of field-level and Scope 3 upstream carbon intensities and how the offset market is likely to develop. It also reviews how expectations of ESG compliance affects the ability of NOCs, IOCs and governments to raise finance for projects.

Participants

Jonty Rushforth, Senior Director, Price Group, S&P Global Platts

Guillaume Quiviger, Origination and Business Development EMEA, Vitol

Michael Curran, Head of Emissions Trading, Vitol

Chair: Valerie Marcel, Associate Fellow, Energy, Environment and Resources Programme, Chatham House

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