Event Summary
As ESG strategies grow and evolve, one thing remains consistent, the focus on the “Big E”– Environmental. Many stakeholders continue to place an increasing priority on publishing Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions metrics. This class will provide an overview of the genesis and context of these reporting metrics as well as explain emissions quantification, reporting, and implementing reduction techniques and target-setting strategies.
Attendees will receive 2 Professional Development Hours (PDH) upon completion of the class.
Learning Objectives
- Learn the background and basics of emissions and financial disclosure reporting from industry subject matter experts.
- Science of Climate Change and Climate Agreements
- Green House Gas and Scope 1, 2 and 3 Reporting
- ESG, SASB, Proposed SEC Rule, and Climate Disclosure
Who Should Attend
Industry professionals looking to better understand, begin implementing, or advance their environmental commitment strategies.
Meet the Instructors
John Bolakas, MBA, MSc, PG, LSRP
Sr. Principal, Project Director & Energy Executive | Montrose Environmental Group
Professional Geologist and Licensed Site Remediation Professional with over 30 years of experience in the fields of environmental liability management, site remediation, and business decision analysis.
Master of Business Administration in Energy to further provide solutions to complex energy and environmental matters including compliance and due diligence associated with ESG.
Michael Teeling, M.SC., P.G., C.P.G.
Sr. Director, Consulting Geoscientist | Montrose Environmental Group
Mr. Teeling has over 35 years of environmental service experience including incident response, field geological oversight, program management, information technology development, and consulting for clients including ARCO Environmental Remediation LLC, Atlantic Richfield Company, Amoco, BP, Coterra Energy (Cabot Oil & Gas), Enbridge, Equitrans Midstream, ExxonMobil, Penneco, Range Resources, Rex Energy, Seneca Resources, Southwestern Energy, Sunoco, Repsol (Talisman Energy), and national and regional law firms and insurance companies.
