Elizabeth McGrath
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Managing Director | Natural Resource Governance Institute (@NRGInstitute) Views my own
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Attending the #OECD 2023 Forum on Responsible #Mineral Supply Chains in Paris next week? Join NRGI for these sessions: 🔸 Licensing & the #EnergyTransition: resourcegovernance.org/events/licensi… 🔸 Human rights in supply chains: resourcegovernance.org/events/human-r… ✏️ Register: oecd-events.org/responsible-mi…
NRGI staff were delighted to hear from new board member Magdalena Sepúlveda Carmona in a staff meeting this week. She shared reflections on critical issues in the energy transition as well as #Chile’s booming lithium sector. Learn more about Magdalena: resourcegovernance.org/about-us/leade…
🚨Extractive Company Disclosure of Project-Level Greenhouse Gas Emissions is Critical Natural Resource Governance Institute blog by president emeritus Daniel Kaufmann and Robert Pitman resourcegovernance.org/blog/extractiv… via @AddThis
"Poor governance and corruption are the greatest threats to the stability of mineral supply chains." NRGI's Suneeta Kaimal has just opened the Bundesentwicklungsministerium forum session "The Governance Dimension in Responsible #MineralSupplyChains". 📺Watch her remarks: youtube.com/watch?v=1yL85q… 1/
.Mark Robinson: "Weak governance of mining is an obstacle to the energy transition. And 80 percent of new mineral extraction will be in environmentally sensitive areas, where Indigenous people often live." Read EITI's "Mission Critical": eiti.org/documents/miss…… /3
Mark Robinson Yimin Yi, Global Witness: "Governments should put in place strengthened due diligence legislation, mandatory measures are needed. At the moment most countries don’t have them in place, & those existing are mainly on conflict minerals." OECD guidance: duediligenceguidance.org 4/
National Oil Co's can make or break their countries' approach to energy transition. But very few of them are engaging deeply enough with necessary strategy changes, even while putting big public $$ into new projects. 🧵on our 2 new reports, w/ David Manley Andrea Furnaro.
“National oil companies’ planned investments are estimated to reach some $1.8 trillion in the next ten years.” -Denis Gyeyir NRGI has hosted the 1st press conference of #COP28, framing the climate meeting in terms of the critical role that NOCs have in the energy transition. 1/
"In total, national #oil companies are likely to invest $1.8tn in upstream oil and gas developments and expansions over the next 10 years, according to an analysis by US-based non-profit the Natural Resource Governance Institute" ft.com/content/c85f7d… Thanks Tom Wilson
Tomorrow at #COP28, join NRGI president and CEO Suneeta Kaimal, Tomas Anker Christensen, Jean Lemire and Belize's Felicia Cruz at the The Beyond Oil & Gas Alliance pavilion for a discussion of legal measures for fossil fuel phaseout. Info: resourcegovernance.org/events/communi…
🇨🇴 "When officials talk about a reductions in 'tons of CO2 equivalent' it doesn’t mean much to everyday citizens." - NRGI's Antonio's out, no longer posting at the #COP28 #Colombia pavilion. (📷 Felipe Orozco, CO Min. of Mines) 1/2
"UN Sec-Gen heard massive demand for action on critical energy transition minerals from resource-rich developing countries…Principles are fine but they must be operationalized to have the impact we so desperately need." - Selwin Hart at United Nations's #HLPF 📺 webtv.un.org/en/asset/k1q/k…