Natural Resources Strategy Beyond Volume Growth For centuries, economic development — at both corporate and national levels — has been tethered to volume growth in natural resources: drill more oil, mine more ore, cut more timber. But the emerging global landscape — fueled by climate change, geopolitical shocks, and sustainability demands — is forcing a […]
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Natural Resource Companies in a Low Carbon Transition Executive Summary Natural resource companies—spanning mining, oil & gas, utilities, and metals processing—are at a strategic inflection point. Historically associated with heavy carbon emissions, these firms now confront a decisive pivot toward low carbon models not merely to meet regulatory mandates and stakeholder pressure, but to unlock
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Natural Resources in a Carbon Constrained World As the world grapples with the accelerating impacts of climate change, Natural Resources — once a proxy for economic strength — are now deeply entwined with carbon constraints that redefine national policy, corporate strategy, and global markets. Coal mines, oil fields and forest landscapes that powered industrial growth
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