Wood Mackenzie On Linkedin Wood Mackenzie At Spe Offshore Europe 2023 Wood mackenzie is proud to announce being at offshore europe 2023 as the official sponsor of the energy transition zone. While in recent years the so called ‘hype bubble’ slated the energy carrier as a solution for a wide range of applications, a new found focus appears to be coming into play.
Spe Offshore Europe 2023 Leans Into The Energy Transition For A Better Wood mackenzie at #oe23 as a global energy and natural resources insights business, we partner with organisations and governments to inspire better decision making. Energy industry leaders are to set out how the sector can overcome challenges posed by the implementation of carbon capture storage (ccs) and the use of hydrogen at spe offshore europe. Following the huge hits taken by the european #power sector last year, key industry players will be looking to strategise their recovery around #renewable #energy investment. Wood mackenzie is attending spe offshore europe this september where mhairidh evans, head of ccus will be presenting in the energy transition theatre on whether the uk can meet its 2030.
Wood Mackenzie On Linkedin Wood Mackenzie At Spe Offshore Europe 2023 Following the huge hits taken by the european #power sector last year, key industry players will be looking to strategise their recovery around #renewable #energy investment. Wood mackenzie is attending spe offshore europe this september where mhairidh evans, head of ccus will be presenting in the energy transition theatre on whether the uk can meet its 2030. Ahead of showcasing their expertise at spe offshore europe in aberdeen this september, our experts from the upstream, ccus, and hydrogen sectors come together to share their key insights in. This development could foster economic growth through increased investment opportunities, enhance energy security by diversifying sources, and potentially influence geopolitical dynamics. Aberdeen, uk – governments should step up their support for the carbon capture utilization and storage (ccus) sector, according to wood mackenzie. only a small number of countries have policy and regulation in place to adopt ccus today, said mhairidh evans, head of ccus research. Over four days, we heard how the offshore energy industry will now need to navigate structural uncertainty, shore up its future talent base and engage in unprecedented cross sector collaboration to accelerate the energy transition. here are our key themes from the event.
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