e-dialogues

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