Dominic Sung
Director, Business Development
Dominic is Director of Business Development for CarbonBetter. He joined the company in 2022 with a focus on growing the Climate Services business by partnering with clients on their sustainability journey to measure, report, and reduce their emissions in a transparent, traceable, and pragmatic way.
Prior to CarbonBetter, Dominic spent almost 20 years with bp in a variety of roles in their Gas and Power Trading business, the bulk of which was focused on strategic structured origination, derivatives marketing and risk management, and working to commercialize renewable and sustainable ventures and projects for the company. Spanning the entire US, Dominic has an extensive background in natural gas, power, NGLs, crude and crude products trading, hedging, and project development.
Dominic graduated from the McCombs School of Business at the University of Texas at Austin with a BBA in Honors and Finance. In the spare time he is afforded after chasing two boys around the house, he is passionate about the arts, enjoys being an outdoorsman, is an avid sports fan, is a whiskey and spirits aficionado, and loves to travel and explore the world through food.
Recent Posts from Dominic Sung
Our Takeaways From Houston Energy & Climate Week 2024
The inaugural Houston Energy & Climate Week highlighted the city’s emerging leadership in climate action through collaboration, innovation, and transparency.
BeatBox Beverages’ 2022/2023 Sustainability Report
Beatbox Beverages is the fastest-selling ready-to-drink (RTD) cocktail and wine brand in the United States, with nearly 60 million BeatBoxes sold in 2023 alone. As a leader in the RTD cocktail and wine industry, BeatBox is now B Corp certified, plastic neutral, and carbon neutral.
California Senate Bill 1036 and Its Impact on Voluntary Carbon Offsets
California Senate Bill 1036 seeks to refine and strengthen the standards by which carbon offsets are verified and certified—and it could introduce new challenges for companies.
New SEC Climate Disclosure Rules: Navigating Opportunities and Legal Boundaries
The SEC's new climate disclosure rules, effective in 2026, mandate transparency in material climate risks without requiring Scope 3 emissions reporting.
Our Takeaways From GreenBiz ’24
Our GreenBiz '24 recap highlights discussions on sustainability trends, regulatory expectations, and tackling Scope 3 emissions.
Local Law 97: New York City’s Building Emissions Legislation
How New York City's Local Law 97 impacts large buildings and effective strategies for business compliance.
What I Learned at Sustainable Brands 23 (SB’23) and VERGE 23
Explore the practical challenges and innovative solutions in business sustainability discussed at SB23 and VERGE 23.
SB 253 and SB 261: Navigating California’s Climate Legislation
A detailed guide to California's new climate laws SB 253 and SB 261 for US companies doing business in the state.
Sustainability Risk Management: Stay Ahead of the Curve
Learn the business implications of climate risk and the benefits of a proactive stance in navigating an ever-evolving sustainability regulatory landscape.
CSRD Prep: ESRS Draft Act Released (June 2023 Update)
US companies operating in the EU will soon be required to meet CSRD requirements. With the June 2023 release of the ESRS draft delegated acts, here’s what you need to know.
EU’s CSRD: Implications for US Businesses
The recently adopted Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) rule will subject 49,000 companies to new reporting requirements, including some US businesses.
Additionality of Carbon Offset Projects
Gain a deeper understanding of additionality in carbon offset projects, empowering you to make well-informed decisions when purchasing carbon credits.
Carbon Offsets vs. RECs: How They Impact Your Sustainability Strategy
Learn the crucial differences between carbon offsets and RECs. Unlock insights to empower your organization's sustainability strategy and accelerate your journey towards emissions reduction targets.
Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) vs. Other Carbon Credits
How carbon dioxide removal (CDR) projects are different from other carbon offsets and why your organization might want to buy carbon removal credits.
The ROI of Sustainability
Companies no longer have to choose between implementing a financially responsible business model and one that is environmentally responsible. Today these goals can—and should—be intertwined with one another.
RNG in Your Decarbonization Strategy
RNG is a key tool in a portfolio approach to decarbonization, but when is the right time to use it?
A Primer on Hydroelectric Power
As a renewable, low-carbon source of energy with many co-benefits, hydropower has the potential to be an important part of the energy transition and the carbon offset market. Here are some pros and cons of hydroelectric power.