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Peter Tertzakian: The future of the oil and gas business depends on who can adapt and innovate fastest

The end is nigh for many high cost, high carbon energy producers that are too slow to react to the fast-paced changes from the outside.

“Exciting!” is not a word that many would use to explain the oil and gas business nowadays. Not with low commodity prices. And never with the assault on non-renewable fuels by energy systems powered by renewables.

But it’s true: amidst the depressing news of layoffs and spending cuts, “exciting” was the word I heard many times at a small breakfast reunion last week. Five executive MBA students which i had taught a few years ago were excited about the prospects of reinventing their businesses. Their initiatives are driving highly innovative processes that are shaping the new world of oil and gas

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