Resource transparency and energy transition: The role of SEC oil and gas reserve reporting in future energy systems
資源の透明性とエネルギー転換：将来のエネルギーシステムにおけるSECの石油・ガス埋蔵量報告の役割 (AI 翻訳)
Guo Fan, Mengyue Guo, Yun Wang
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日本語
本論文は、SECの石油・ガス埋蔵量報告がエネルギー転換の中で果たすべき役割を検討している。従来の情報非対称性緩和機能に加え、気候関連リスクや移行リスクを反映した報告の必要性を指摘し、報告制度を化石資産中心から脱炭素化に対応した形へ改革することを提言している。
English
This paper examines the role of SEC oil and gas reserve reporting in the context of energy transition. It argues that while traditional reserve reporting reduces information asymmetry, it is insufficient to address climate-related risks such as stranded assets and emissions exposure. The authors propose incorporating climate-related disclosures, scenario analysis, and transition risk considerations into reserve reporting to align with decarbonization goals.
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日本のGX文脈において
本論文はSEC報告を対象としているが、日本の有価証券報告書や統合報告書における資源関連開示にも示唆を与える。特に、SSBJ基準における気候関連リスクの組み込み方や、資源企業のトランジション計画の開示強化において参考になる。
In the global GX context
This paper contributes to the global debate on the adequacy of financial disclosure frameworks in the face of climate change. It specifically addresses the SEC's oil and gas reserve reporting, offering insights for other jurisdictions (e.g., ISSB, CSRD) on how to evolve resource accounting to incorporate transition risks and scenario analysis.
👥 読者別の含意
🔬研究者:This paper provides a critical review of SEC reserve reporting and identifies research gaps in transition-oriented disclosure.
🏢実務担当者:Corporate sustainability teams can anticipate changes in SEC disclosure requirements and prepare for integrated climate-reserve reporting.
🏛政策担当者:Regulators should consider modernizing reserve reporting to include climate-related metrics and transition risk scenarios.
📄 Abstract（原文）
The world energy paradigm shift is changing the manner in which oil and gas resources are rated, regulated, and reported. The review studies the purpose of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) oil and gas reserve reporting as one of the main transparency tools of resources and evaluates its applicability in future energy systems. Conventionally, the SEC reserve reporting has minimized information asymmetry in the capital markets through standardization of disclosure of economically viable production of hydrocarbon reserves and therefore, facilitated the protection of investors, asset-pricing, and corporate responsibility. Nonetheless, the article states that the traditional reasoning behind reserve reporting is being more and more questioned by decarbonization, financial risk associated with climate, carbon limits, and shifting capital allocation trends. Even with reported reserves, technical, and commercial producibility may remain, but innovation does not entirely account for transition-related risk conditions like stranded asset risk, fossil entrapment, emissions exposure, and demand decline in low-carbon systems. With a combination of the views of reserve classification, securities regulation, energy governance, and transition finance, this review indicates that SEC reserve reporting is still needed but not sufficient as a standalone transparency measure. The article identifies the necessity to revise the reserve disclosure by incorporating more deeply into climate-related reporting, scenario-based analysis, and better addressing uncertainty. It comes to a conclusion that reserve reporting needs to be redesigned as a fossil asset-centric accounting system into one that is more dispositionally inclusive of transition to control resource value in the decarbonization of energy systems.
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