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State-controlled oil majors have begun to play a more influential role in their home markets, channeling capital, technological and know-how into the country and serving as custodians of their nation’s wealth. They can become powerful engines of socio-economic change—not just earning wealth but also spreading economic benefits.
A shortage of talent threatens the oil and gas industry's ability to meet the world’s demand for hydrocarbons.
Peak oil, the point at which global petroleum extraction reaches its maximum rate, is overrated as a source of concern or celebration. The truth is, the days of easy oil never really happened.
Consulting magazine discusses oil and gas issues with Bain partner Andy Steinhubl.
Is it finally time to look at biofuels as true alternative for US transportation needs?
Most CEOs get the big picture about issues like global warming, sustainability and carbon emissions. But too few consider that they can use carbon-competitiveness to gain an edge over their competitors.
As the landscape for cleantech evolves, pioneering companies are pressing ahead. The experience of a handful of leaders shows that the right cleantech strategy can transform the way companies operate.
Many companies track their carbon competitiveness, but it is often to ensure regulatory compliance, avoid negative publicity or appeal to eco-conscious customers. It's less typical for companies to try to beat their rivals by identifying the relative strengths and weaknesses of their carbon footprints.
An emerging class of multinational oil companies is changing the competitive landscape.
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