International Petroleum Week
Defining the industry’s role, delivering a low carbon future
Transformation through innovation, technology and talent
Sustainable Development Goals 7 and 13 define the need globally for all to have access to clean energy. Demand for energy continues to grow – by an estimated 25% by 2040 – as the population expands, and energy delivers wellbeing and better living standards to all. Almost 3 billion people still don’t have access to modern, safe energy for cooking, and almost a billion don’t have access to electricity and the services it provides.
The climate science is clear – we must remove harmful greenhouse gases from the atmosphere to levels that limit the damage that global temperature rises can cause. Therefore, transformational change is needed in our approach to developing, supplying and using energy and the pace of change must accelerate.
This is a challenge and opportunity for all sectors of the global economy to address. Civil society, the state, investors, shareholders and business leaders must collaborate to deliver the transformation we need. Among each of these groups this recognition is becoming more obvious, but the challenge comes in finding ways to collaborate to deliver the solutions, because they are needed now and in the near term.
The above was taken from the IP week website, which you can visit here.
Attendees
Piers Horak
Chief Commercial Officer
Piers Horak
Chief Commercial Officer
I found my way into the exciting world of payments and risk whilst completing my studies in finance. I began my career with Digital Outsource Services as a Fraud Risk Analyst working 24/7 shifts, investigating and making decisions on transactions for some of the largest online gaming Clients in the world. I then went on…
+44 (0) 1483 661 240 piers.horak@aicorporation.com
Mark Goldspink
Chief Executive Officer
Mark Goldspink
Chief Executive Officer
After leaving university with a PhD in Chemistry, I was lucky enough to join a large multi-national oil company (Texaco Inc.) who provided a framework in which I was allowed to develop my skills and capabilities in an array of new and exciting roles. In order for me to successfully execute these P&L jobs, I…
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Defining the industry’s role, delivering a low carbon future
Transformation through innovation, technology and talent
Sustainable Development Goals 7 and 13 define the need globally for all to have access to clean energy. Demand for energy continues to grow – by an estimated 25% by 2040 – as the population expands, and energy delivers wellbeing and better living standards to all. Almost 3 billion people still don’t have access to modern, safe energy for cooking, and almost a billion don’t have access to electricity and the services it provides.
The climate science is clear – we must remove harmful greenhouse gases from the atmosphere to levels that limit the damage that global temperature rises can cause. Therefore, transformational change is needed in our approach to developing, supplying and using energy and the pace of change must accelerate.
This is a challenge and opportunity for all sectors of the global economy to address. Civil society, the state, investors, shareholders and business leaders must collaborate to deliver the transformation we need. Among each of these groups this recognition is becoming more obvious, but the challenge comes in finding ways to collaborate to deliver the solutions, because they are needed now and in the near term.
The above was taken from the IP week website, which you can visit here.
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