Constant adaptation is mandatory in a changing world
Nuno Silva and Susete Patrício believe that the transformation required by energy transition is just the starting point for a global strategy in which sustainability is one of the key pillars. Galp intends to lead through innovation and by example
The value of data
Galp has begun the groundbreaking implementation of the Collibra data management and governance platform, enhancing collaboration between teams and facilitating trust and transparency in the use of data
ESG pillars are central to Galp's transformation
Changes in the energy sector demand attention focused on the three pillars of sustainability – environment, social and governance – and force us to rethink the impact of all our decisions on investments and strategic choices
Data literacy “creates new upskill opportunities at Galp”
More than just creating data scientists, Galp’s data training programme aims to add value to the organisation and its employees´ professional careers in a transversal and comprehensive manner.
“Technological innovation is the main driving force for a fairer social and economic energy transition”
Nuno Pedras, Chief Information and Digital Officer, while attending the Tech4Good conference, shared the vision of Galp on how companies can contribute to a more sustainable energy transition from a social and economic point of view with the support of technological innovation
“Sustainability is much more than just CO2 and the environment”
Lee Hodder, director of Strategy & Sustainability at Galp, shared his vision on the challenges of the company, the markets and the world until 2050 at the IPBN Sustainability Conference
"We want to open the doors to all start-ups"
Having sent our biggest ever delegation to the Web Summit, Galp´s aim was to move closer to innovation ecosystems in order to meet the challenge of finding joint solutions to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050
Diversity enhances the performance of organisations
Organisations with teams made up of people with diverse experience, social and cultural backgrounds are potentially better-off and more successful. This was one of the conclusions drawn at a PWN Lisbon meeting attended by Ana Silveira, Head of External Relations & Regulation at Galp
Galp at the epicentre of energy transition
Climate change is one of today´s biggest challenges, and a problem that nobody can solve alone. As far as Teresa Abecasis is concerned, the consolidation of Galp's ecosystem is proof that the goals will only be met by working together