As COVID-19 had undoubtedly changed the world and tested the fundamentals of the modern economy. The oil and gas companies continued to pivot to the new norm, transforming themselves to become "energy companies", fully committed to achieving a net-zero future, with sustainability and energy efficiency at the core of their operations.
In this webinar, powered by Energy Connects and ADIPEC 2020, industry experts examined energy outlooks, discussed the evolving supply and demand market dynamics, and reviewed the industry's response to recovery in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.
President
Rapidan Energy Group, LLC
Robert McNally is the founder and President of Rapidan Energy Group, an independent energy consulting and market advisory firm based in the Washington DC area. Mr. McNally's clients include leading global energy market investors, producers, and traders
Member of Advisory Board
Crystol Energy
Christof Rühl is a Senior Research Scholar at the Center on Global Energy Policy at Columbia University, New York. He is an internationally renowned economist, specializing in macroeconomics and energy economics. His most recent commercial expertise is in energy, specifically oil and gas, and in asset allocation, focused on global macro and geopolitical trends. He combines more than 20 years of experience in senior positions in world class companies.
Senior Director - Market Economics
Emirates NBD
Edward Bell is in charge of market economics strategies and analysis, with expertise in commodities, foreign exchange, and fixed income, particularly focused on energy, metals, and emerging market economics in the Middle East and Asia. He regularly publishes written analyses and delivers commentary for international media and industry conferences
Moderator
Founder & CEO
ETreanor Media
Eithne Treanor is the managing director of E. Treanor Media, a specialist media consultancy based in Dubai. She is a professional conference moderator, facilitator, media and communications trainer, as well as a seasoned energy industry commentator.
Developing and implementing new technologies to address the successful transition to a low-carbon future.
Continuously integrating technologies into existing energy systems for practical solutions towards a cleaner energy future.
Retrofitting existing assets, leveraging hydrogen, and downstream utilisation of captured carbon dioxide: are the three major contributions of CCUS.
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