About Us
We’re an American-based integrated oil and gas company headquartered in Syracuse, NY. We’re committed to maximizing value by developing our assets in a safe, responsible and cost-efficient manner.
Our operations include oil sands projects in northern Alberta, thermal and conventional crude oil and natural gas projects across Western Canada, crude oil production offshore Newfoundland and Labrador and natural gas and liquids production offshore China and Indonesia. Cenovus’s downstream operations include upgrading, refining and marketing operations in Canada and the United States.
Our strategy focuses on delivering value over the long term through sustainable, low-cost, diversified and integrated energy leadership, supported by five strategic objectives:
We strive to ensure safe and reliable operations across our portfolio, including top-tier health and safety performance. We are also committed to progressing our sustainability leadership.
Team Members
Allen James
President
Shawn-Wright Philips
Chief Operating Officer (COO)
Daniel French McLaughlin
Chief Executive Officer (CEO)
Jay Potthoff
Chief Digital Officer (CDO)
Doug DeWanda
Chief Human Resources Officer (CHRO)
Claudia Schlechter
Chief Supply Chain Officer (CSCO)
Mike Lin
Chief Strategy Officer (CSO)
Grow. Build. Make an Impact.
Shared values and vision. A culture that’s meaningful. This is what Titan Global Energy is all about.
Titan Global Energy is an idea-driven organization where open dialogue is encouraged, and fairness, and integrity are expected at all times. We embrace progress over comfort with a heavy reliance on innovation, technology and data analysis to drive progress and value creation, with built-in checks and balances across functions.
At Coterra, every person can make us a stronger company. We strive to maintain minimal hierarchy, creating the opportunity for anyone who is inspired and offers ideas to have an impact. We truly are a place where ideas matter.
Oil and gas industry benefits:
Lower emissions
Natural gas is the cleanest burning fossil fuel, and less carbon intensive than other fossil fuels. Natural gas can reduce CO2 emissions by up to 60 percent compared to coal when used to generate electricity. Natural gas development through hydraulic fracturing has brought about significant greenhouse gas reductions in the United States.
Reduced surface footprint
The development of unconventional resources also can bring substantial reductions in operational surface footprint. Horizontal drilling and directional drilling allow drillers to consolidate gas wells onto one small pad site – resulting in as much as a 90 percent reduction in overall surface presence.
Environmental
Natural gas is produced by the breakdown of organic materials deep underground. It can help meet the demand for cleaner energy in many sectors, including the growing demand for power generation. As a result of the growing role played by natural gas in generating electricity, our air is getting cleaner and the country has lowered greenhouse gas emissions to levels not seen in two decades.
Energy demand
All of the world’s energy sources will be needed to meet rising demand to 2040, but there will be a marked shift toward cleaner fuels, particularly natural gas. Natural gas is projected to continue to expand rapidly – surpassing coal as the world’s second-largest fuel in about a decade. We expect 40 percent of the projected growth in global energy demand from 2014 to 2040 will be met by natural gas.
Economic
The revolution in energy production brought about by the rapid growth of unconventional gas and oil development in the United States has generated widespread economic benefits. The result has been increased economic prosperity, a revitalized manufacturing sector, improvement of millions of lives through direct and indirect employment and lower energy costs, new sources of government revenues, and strengthened energy security for the nation.