Derek Brower, US Energy Editor at the Financial Times previews Energy Source Live 2021

Energy and climate in a Biden Administration: what can we expect? How optimistic can we be that pledges will be fulfilled? Over two days, we will gather some of the most influential figures in the industry today, including CEOs, thought leaders, energy innovators, policymakers and investors to discuss the future of US energy leadership in its global context, and the new roles, opportunities and business models emerging as traditional boundaries across the industry dissolve. Join us at to be part of the discussions that will reshape the industry in the years ahead.

Petrostates face worrying cash crunch

Plus: the US shale production versus profits balance, Royal Dutch Shell’s energy transition scenarios and Equinor gets out of the Bakken. Read more >>

Oil and gas industry in Texas buckles under strain of Arctic blast

Frigid temperatures disrupt big pillar of global energy industry, sending crude prices soaring. Read more >>

How Biden should meet his promise to cut fossil fuel emissions

Full power of US Clean Air Act must be used to cut oil and gas sector’s methane output. Read more >>

Are investors underestimating the pace of the energy transition?

"The pace of change is underestimated by most investors. Even five years ago, most car companies did not take electric vehicles seriously. A decade ago coal power plants were still highly valued and oil was assumed to be the world's energy source, yet today without a clear path to newer strategies, businesses are doomed". Our interview with entrepreneur and investor, Vinod Khosla, about some of the key issues we’ll be discussing at this year's digital event. Read more >>

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