NRGI’s president and CEO Suneeta Kaimal shares common themes and implications for NRGI, and resource governance more broadly, after having spoken with over 200 partners and peers around the world.
The pathway to net-zero requires concerted action from governments and companies to address climate change; yet for petroleum producing countries, traditional petroleum contract terms may stand in the way.
National oil companies wield a major influence over the fight against climate change: they produce more than half of the world’s oil and gas and are projected to spend almost $2 trillion on upstream projects over the next decade.
The transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy is a global imperative. This transition presents challenges and opportunities for the hundreds of millions of people living in resource-rich countries.
NRGI is in the second year of a six-year strategy. Learn more from this summary microsite.
The coronavirus pandemic has had a profound effect on economies, including those of resource-dependent countries. NRGI experts are exploring the impacts on the governance of the oil, gas and mining sectors, and sharing prescriptions with policy makers.
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