Titlebook: Sustainability in the Oil and Gas Sector; Adaptation and Mitig Thomas Walker,Sergey Barabanov,Victoria Kelly Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if ap

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Petroleum Industry Structural Transitionthe product of regulations, taxes, and subsidies, which relate to political intentions, as they are of market forces, which mean relative costs. The oil share of the world energy market is in decline, but the volumes extracted and consumed continue to rise, as well as the business figure and the ind

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The Future of Fossil Fuels: Renewable Energy—Wind and Solare. At the same time, the largest renewable energy sectors, i.e., wind and solar energy continue to exhibit high growth driven by policy support in many countries and improving cost competitiveness of these energy sources. This trend is expected to continue over the coming years given that climate fe

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The Social License to Operate Across the Energy Industry: Lessons for Low-Carbon Energy from Oil andhis issue, much attention has been devoted to understanding the conditions of local acceptance within the oil and gas industry. As the energy industry diversifies in pursuit of sustainability, many energy companies are seeking to expand their portfolio to renewable sources. Despite their green crede

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Carbon-Negative Crude Oilh carbon capture and storage (CCS). Examining energy consumption over the last century reveals first that replacing fossil fuels with renewables by 2050 will require the growth of renewable energy supplies at very large rates, and second that sustaining such growth rates for other energy sources for

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HydroFlame and Gas-Assisted Gravity Drainage: Two Technologies That Enable Environmental Sustainabilery from remote and marginal oil fields in the United States and elsewhere. Large quantities of natural gas are currently being flared in oil fields around the globe contributing to methane and CO. emissions. HydroFlame technology provides a solution to this ever-increasing flaring problem. It enabl

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Achieving the UN Sustainable Development Goals in the Oil and Gas Sector Through Risk Managementngineering controls. An analysis of the current efforts in the sector reveals that oil companies are far from achieving the UN SDGs and further work is required to close this gap. We conclude by discussing directions for future action and policies that the sector should pursue to address the inheren