HELPING THE ENERGY INDUSTRY TO NAVIGATE THE DECARBONISATION PATHWAY
Fossil fuels, including oil, coal and natural gas, supply around 80% of the world’s energy, but as recent events have illustrated, there is a need of a workable model for energy transition - one that is resilient enough to absorb external shocks, such as geopolitics and pandemics, yet pragmatic enough to reduce emissions linked to human activities.
Energy companies will not only play a key part of that transition, they will also have a leading voice in how that is achieved. Many of the innovations and technology we are seeing as part of the process are already coming from the oil and gas sector. Achieving net-zero emissions by 2050, however, needs to be weighed against a rising global population, increasing energy requirements and the cost implementation of reliable energy sources.
Meeting net-zero targets requires a fundamental transformation of the energy industry and CCUS, hydrogen, reducing methane emissions and new technology will play a central role in that process.
WHO SHOULD PARTICIPATE AT THE DECARBONISATION ZONE?
- Advanced materials and composites
- Agents, Distributors, Manufacturers of Components of Energy Storage
- Applications in process industries
- Carbon Capture, Usage and Storage (CCUS)
- Carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS) and hydrogen
- CCUS technology and components
- Components of Energy Storage
- Compression equipment
- Consultancy
- Control systems
- Conversion technologies
- Energy Efficiency
- Energy Intensive Industries
- Energy Management Systems
- Energy Storage
- Fuel cell components and auxiliaries
- Fuel cell design, development and manufacturing
- Fuel cell manufacturing and assembly
- Hydrogen electrolysers
- Hydrogen from biomass
- Hydrogen fuels
- Hydrogen refining processes
- Hydrogen to methane (gaseous)
- Hydrogen to methanol (liquid)
- Industrial logistics for decarbonisation
- Low-carbon hydrogen production
- Methane storage
- Methane feeding into the gas network
- Methane abatement
- Methane monitoring
- Methanisation
- Mobility Systems
- Net Zero Energy Building, Smart Building
- Next-Gen Ventilation, Energy Saving Equipment
- Production Technologies of Energy Storage Systems
- And many more
