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How are US independents tackling carbon emissions?
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Report summary
Many US independents are prioritizing environmental performance in their portfolios. Lower emissions can help E&Ps position themselves as more investable companies that are better suited for evolving market priorities. But these companies are early in their journey to reach bold ESG goals. We can't yet determine which companies are performing best and most likely to achieve their emissions targets. Which companies have the furthest ground to make up? And what should stakeholders look for as we gauge future performance?
Table of contents
- Why do lower emissions matter for US independents?
- Where do emissions and targets sit now?
- What are these companies doing to cut emissions?
- What's next?
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