ADIPEC Decarbonisation in Energy Webinar

Explore new pathways to net-zero and discover the way forward in scaling up decarbonisation.

September 12, 202415:00GST

ADIPEC Decarbonisation in Energy Webinar

As global momentum built towards the 1.5°C goal of the Paris Agreement and the pursuit of net zero, the energy industry faced a pivotal challenge: How could we balance the urgent need to reduce global emissions with the necessity for equitable economic development and prosperity?

The historic UAE Consensus from COP28 provided much-needed momentum for accelerating decarbonisation efforts. Yet, scaling up these efforts required a comprehensive global approach that tackled energy production and consumption across various sectors.

To delve into these critical topics and explore potential solutions, we hosted the Decarbonisation in Energy Webinar, ahead of ADIPEC 2024. Our panel of experts from Ebara Elliott, Fluor, Honeywell, and PETRONAS discussed opportunities, innovative ideas, emerging trends, low-carbon solutions, and the dynamics of the decarbonisation market.

Key takeaway points

Opportunities

New pathways that will drive the business growth in a rapidly evolving low-carbon energy landscape.

Partnerships

Forging public-private partnerships transformed the future energy system.

Technologies

The emerging technologies that played a crucial role in decarbonisation efforts in the near future.

Innovative

The emerging ideas, trends, and market dynamics that drives efficiency and profitability in the sector.

Investment

Unlocking valuable finance and collaborations that will help to deploy low-carbon energy solutions.

ADIPEC

How platforms like the Decarbonisation area and Conference at ADIPEC 2024 will be crucial in shaping the future of energy.

Find out more about ADIPEC 2024

ADIPEC 2024 is the world’s largest technical conference and exhibition, spanning four days and featuring 159 sessions across 12 technical categories. Gain insights from global energy experts and be at the forefront of the energy transition movement.

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