Feb. 10, 2022


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THIS REGULAR GENERAL MEETING LUNCHEON EVENT WILL BE HELD VIA WEBINAR AND IN-PERSON. TO REGISTER FOR THE IN-PERSON EVENT, PLEASE RETURN TO THE EVENTS PAGE TO FIND THE IN-PERSON LINK.

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This talk will review the principles of ESG, mention some of the underpinning successes and challenges to reach ESG ideals, and shed some light on building and defining an ESG scorecard to measure progress for the benefit of a company, its employees, and its investors and potential investors.

The oil and gas industry continues to evolve and reinvent itself; surviving a rapid succession of economic downturns, overcoming challenges brought by COVID-19, and finding its place among alternate energy sources. One subject that has been growing in urgency in recent years is ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance). Many employees are eager to contribute to the greater good as these three letters are becoming increasingly important to investors, customers and companies. Companies want to be more proactive and more responsible, to show the world who they are and who they aspire to be. Securing funds from investors historically depended upon demonstrating economic returns on investment using established and aligned financial metrics. With investors’ increasing focus on ESG, companies seeking investment funds now must lay out roadmaps for sustainably achieving ESG goals alongside their healthy balance sheet. But while financial metrics have had several decades of refinement to help investors determine a company’s viability, measurement of ESG stewardship and sustainability is at an embryonic stage and there is a lack of consistency.


Featured Speakers

Speaker: Brian Skeels, Emerging Technology Director, TechnipFMC
Speaker Brian Skeels, Emerging Technology Director, TechnipFMC

Brian has 40+ years of experience in subsea completion and pipeline design and installation. He spent 5 Years with Exxon Production Research Co., working on Exxon’s famous SPS and UMC subsea systems, and the rest of his career with TechnipFMC.
 
As Emerging Technology Director, he serves as a technical subsea advisor …

Brian has 40+ years of experience in subsea completion and pipeline design and installation. He spent 5 Years with Exxon Production Research Co., working on Exxon’s famous SPS and UMC subsea systems, and the rest of his career with TechnipFMC.


 


As Emerging Technology Director, he serves as a technical subsea advisor and strategic planning specialist for frontier technologies and new business opportunities. He advises on HPHT global development activities and is technical lead for next generation ROV and deep water well intervention hardware.


 


Brian also chairs two API subsea task groups: for subsea equipment, and intervention systems, and serves on four others for systems, TFL equipment, ROV interfaces and HIPPS. He currently serves on several program & steering committees for SPE, ASME, & Offshore Engineering Magazine. He is an FMC Technologies Fellow, an ASME Fellow, and a UH Adjunct Professor.

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Organizer

Barry Faulkner

Email: barryf1944@gmail.com 


Phone: (281) 627-8790


Date and Time

Thu, Feb. 10, 2022

noon - 1 p.m.
(GMT-0600) US/Central

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Location

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Group(s): General Meeting