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Net Zero Emissions by 2050 (NZE2050), the major mile marker, will require technical solutions that thread through multiple energy transition cores – such as leveraging carbon capture to enable ‘blue’ hydrogen, using renewables to produce ‘green’ hydrogen, or to combine digital, material technology and deep-water operational experience to create autonomous floating wind farms.
This workshop brought oil and gas technical communities together with adjacent energy specialities to exchange the latest advances and identify portable technical competencies which could be shared to fast cycle a cross-functional fit-for-purpose solution.
Keynotes, presentations, and panel discussion topics included:
Trends and underlying technology imperatives for the mobility sector
Economic, Policy and Strategic aspects of NZE2050
Common Role of Digital Transformation
Role of Start-ups in reshaping the Energy Transition Ecosystem
Energy Transition Segments – Low Carbon Fuels, Carbon Capture, Electrification/Battery, Renewables, Hydrogen, Geothermal
Invitations to present were extended to subject matter experts from academia, start-up companies, and government research organizations.
This workshop was of interest to technology executives, thought leaders, and contributors in the oil and gas and related service sectors, especially those open to the ways in which business models may evolve over the coming decade and with an interest in the technologies underpinning such an evolution.
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