The Angle from T. Rowe Price: The Long View: Wael Sawan, CEO of Shell
For wealth professionals, the episode offers a large energy company CEO's perspective on oil and LNG markets, energy security and the pace of energy transition. It also gives a view into how an integrated energy firm is applying AI and data across its operations.
Summary
By our deskThis episode of The Long View features Shell CEO Wael Sawan in conversation with T. Rowe Price's Eric Veiel on leadership, strategy and the forces reshaping the global energy system. Sawan discusses his priorities since becoming CEO, why he sees the coming decade as one of "energy addition" rather than substitution, and his views on oil and LNG markets, energy security and integrated energy value chains. The conversation also covers Shell's use of AI in trading, subsurface analysis and decision-making, plus Sawan's approach to leadership and talent.
- Sawan describes the coming decade as one of "energy addition" rather than substitution.
- He shares his perspective on oil and LNG markets, energy security and building integrated energy value chains.
- Shell is applying AI in areas including trading, subsurface analysis and decision-making, with emphasis on the importance of data.
- Sawan discusses his approach to leadership, developing talent and learning from mistakes.
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