Claudio Descalzi es CEO del gigante energético italiano Eni. Mientras el asalto ruso a Ucrania agita los mercados energéticos europeos, empresas como la suya se afanan por mantener el ritmo de la demanda. Descalzi afirma que la guerra (junto con Covid) puso de manifiesto lo inelástica que es la demanda de energía: los consumidores y la industria pesada necesitan combustible haya o no una guerra (o pandemia). Conseguirlo para ellos al tiempo que se exploran recursos más sostenibles es el reto al que se enfrentan los grandes proveedores como el suyo.

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What does it mean exactly to be an oil and gas company that&#8217;s committed to a net-zero carbon future? HBR Editor Adi Ignatius sat down with Claudio Descalzi, CEO of the Italian energy giant Eni, to find out. Descalzi has committed to being net zero by 2050. That&#8217;s well into the future, but in the meantime the company expects to decrease oil and gas production from a peak level in just a couple of years. Those are serious commitments. Yet the company is still primarily in the business of extracting, producing, and acquiring oil and gas. It can seem like an inconsistent approach. Descalzi doesn&#8217;t think so, and he explained why in this episode of The New World of Work.

Eni CEO Claudio Descalzi on the High-Stakes Race to Meet Energy Demand without Russian Gas

¿Qué significa exactamente ser una empresa de petróleo y gas comprometida con un futuro de carbono neto cero? El editor de HBR, Adi Ignatius, se sentó con Claudio Descalzi, CEO del gigante energético italiano Eni, para averiguarlo. Descalzi se ha comprometido a ser neto cero en 2050. Eso está muy lejos en el futuro, pero mientras tanto la empresa espera disminuir la producción de petróleo y gas desde un nivel máximo en sólo un par de años. Son compromisos serios. Sin embargo, la empresa sigue dedicándose principalmente a extraer, producir y adquirir petróleo y gas. Puede parecer un enfoque incoherente. Descalzi no lo cree así y explica por qué en este episodio de El nuevo mundo del trabajo.

Claudio Descalzi, CEO de Eni, sobre la carrera de altos vuelos para satisfacer la demanda energ&eacute;tica sin gas ruso

What does it mean exactly to be an oil and gas company that’s committed to a net-zero carbon future? HBR Editor Adi Ignatius sat down with Claudio Descalzi, CEO of the Italian energy giant Eni, to find out. Descalzi has committed to being net zero by 2050. That’s well into the future, but in the meantime the company expects to decrease oil and gas production from a peak level in just a couple of years. Those are serious commitments. Yet the company is still primarily in the business of extracting, producing, and acquiring oil and gas. It can seem like an inconsistent approach. Descalzi doesn’t think so, and he explained why in this episode of The New World of Work.

Claudio Descalzi, CEO de Eni, sobre la carrera de altos vuelos para satisfacer la demanda energética sin gas ruso

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