e-dialogues

With increased energy demand around the world and the Russia-Ukraine crisis, the conversation around supply and demand has intensified. Hear industry experts debate what the future of energy will look like, covering:

• Which energy sources will likely meet future energy demand
• How ESG priorities, policy decisions and geopolitics impacting the shape of future energy markets
• How realities are changing in light of the Ukraine-Russia crisis and what it will mean for domestic energy
• US-EU cooperation for LNG supplies
• How decision-making around production, infrastructure and consumption of energy evolving
• The role of natural gas in our energy future

Digital technologies are transforming the way we live, work and play. The digital transformation of the energy industry will improve operational efficiency and safety, reduce costs, as well as facilitate the roll out of cleaner, renewable energy sources to a wider customer base.

Hear what our panel of industry experts have to say about what 2021 has shown us about the need for digitalization in the energy industry and what the expectations are for the energy industry’s digital transformation in 2022.

After a wild year in energy, we took a look at what next year might be like. Energy Dialogues, in collaboration with Project Canary and their Co-Founders, will apply 2021 remarkable changes in the energy supply chain to 2022’s business trends.

Learn about changes to regulations, financing, carbon offsets, supply chain certifications, gas price volatility, weather patterns and more. Then, confidently apply them to your own business’ outlook for 2022.

Topics Include:

• The changing landscape of methane reduction targets as a part of ESG requirements: where are we headed?
• How do federal methane rules impact the imperative to curb methane emissions in the US? How will they shape pathways forward?
• What metrics do need to be in place to report accurately and meaningfully on methane and find solutions? Can there be a global approach to measuring and reporting?
• What are big shifts the energy industry may be seeing as a result of new technologies and evolving regulations?

Topics Include:

• Creating building blocks for the hydrogen dialogue: fundamentals, problems, drivers and limitations on the journey to a hydrogen economy – the smallest molecule on the examination table
• Hydrogen projects and commercialization: how will hydrogen impact the global energy system? Developers’, users’ and investors’ perspectives
• Which color(s) will dominate the hydrogen future? What are the advantages and challenges of staying technology neutral in the quest for sustainable and profitable growth and opportunities?
• Realities today versus a distant hydrogen future: how is hydrogen impacting businesses across the value chain right now? Where can companies invest, collaborate and develop at present?

Moderator:

• John Padilla, Managing Director, IPD Latin America

Confirmed Panelists:

• Aindriú Colgan, Tax and Trade Policy, API
• David Goldwyn, President, Goldwyn Global Strategies, LLC
• Lucas Aristizabal, Senior Director LATAM Corporates Group, Fitch Ratings

Discussion will focus on:

• How is U.S.-Mexico bilateral relationship likely to change under a Biden presidency, particularly in terms of the energy sector?
• Government Related Entities (PEMEX and CFE) financial situation, government tax amendments, support and outlook for 2021
• Pre- and post-midterm elections in Mexico: What can we expect from an energy sector perspective?
•  What will it take to re-establish investor confidence in Mexico’s energy sector?
• What are the major challenges and uncertainties U.S. energy companies are facing in Mexico?

Sponsored by Sempra LNG and BRG Energy + Climate, the webinar explored topics related to what success looks like for the energy transition and what partnerships are needed to make it happen.

Moderator:
Lee Beck, Senior Fellow, Atlantic Council, CCUS Policy Innovation Director, Clean Air Task Force

Speakers:
Brian Lloyd, Regional Vice President of External Affairs, Sempra LNG
Christopher Goncalves, Chair & Managing Director, BRG Energy & Climate
Bobby Quintos, Managing Director, Delta Offshore Energy

Discussion focused on:

• What are economic drivers of the energy transition? What is the outlook?
• A global look at energy transitions – what makes sense where? Who is leading the way? What can we learn?
• What infrastructure is needed to develop energy systems of the future? Where does gas fit in?
• Innovations on the horizon: hydrogen, carbon capture and storage, methane emissions and more