Rainforest near Madre de Dios, Peru
Planet
We take pride in our role as a responsible energy provider throughout the world. Protecting air, water, land, and wildlife improves the overall quality of life for all who live and work in the communities where we operate. Our commitment to caring for the planet is focused on ensuring the responsible use of resources, reducing carbon emissions, and preserving biodiversity and ecosystem services.
“Humans are impacting the global environment. Energy companies must play a more proactive role and be better stewards if our children and grandchildren are going to enjoy the same sense of nature that we have.”
Hunter HuntCEO, Hunt Energy
Sustainable Operations
We are dedicated to reducing our environmental impact through strategic design and innovative solutions throughout the life cycle of our operations.
Emissions Management
Emissions management is a key priority for us and our stakeholders. We actively identify methods to reduce our emissions through the design, construction, and maintenance of our facilities, and continuously pursue carbon offset and sequestration opportunities.
Protecting Biodiversity
We integrate the protection of biodiversity across the life cycle of our operations because it is critical to sustainable development.
BUILDING ON OUR PAST, LEANING INTO THE FUTURE
We are proud of our history as an oil and gas company, and we also embrace the direction of our world and its energy needs today. Our diverse portfolio of energy investments demonstrates our commitment to providing energy to communities on a global scale from a variety of traditional and renewable energy sources. We are here to serve.
Wind Power
Whether we are installing a wind farm in Costa Rica, or supporting our regulated utility as it constructs over 300 miles of transmission lines in the Texas Panhandle and South Plains as part of the state’s Competitive Renewable Energy Zone process, Hunt has supported the development of wind power generation and the infrastructure necessary to bring that energy to market since its entrance into Costa Rica in 2012.
