San Francisco Energy Dialogues
Energy Dialogues, LLC, in collaboration with academic partner Stanford Natural Gas Initiative, proudly presented San Francisco Energy Dialogues.
Objectives and focus points included:
- Meeting Future Energy Demand in the Era of Decarbonization
- Changing the Narrative of Energy
- Energy Storage Solutions – What Part Will They Play in Creating Viable, Sustainable Future Energy Systems?
- Energy Access and Energy Poverty Solutions
- The Role of Natural Gas in a Transitioning World?
- Innovation and Competitiveness of Net Zero Carbon Energy Solutions
- Silicon Valley and the Oil and Gas Industry
Past San Francisco Energy Dialogues Speakers
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Ines Azevedo
Associate Professor in the Department of Energy Resources Engineering, Stanford University
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Naomi Boness
Managing Director Stanford NGI, Stanford University
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Michael Didriksen
Partner, Baker Botts L.L.P.
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Shaffiq Jaffer
VP Corporate Science and Technology Projects, Total
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Ty Jagerson
VP Commercialization, Malta, Inc.
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Anshuman Sahoo
Project Leader, Boston Consulting Group
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Sarah Saltzer
Managing Director of the Stanford Center for Carbon Storage and the Stanford Carbon Initiative, Stanford University
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Molly Tirpak Sterkel
Program Manager, Infrastructure Planning and Permitting Branch, California Public Utilities Commission, Energy Division
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Sharon Tomkins
Vice President, Strategy and Engagement, and Chief Environmental Officer, SoCalGas
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Mark Thurber
Associate Director of the Program on Energy and Sustainable Development, Stanford University
By Invitation Only
The City Series – San Francisco was an invitation-only event with limited capacity, yet aimed to be inclusive and all encompassing by welcoming diverse viewpoints from participants within and outside of the industry for true debate, dialogue, and formation of solutions. This event was presented by Energy Dialogues LLC, a distinguished international alliance of energy leaders, and took place at Stanford University. Its objective was to bring subject matter experts, policymakers, socio-environmental representatives, and C-level leaders from all stages of the energy value chain together to connect and form partnerships through in-depth discussion of the energy market’s role in the economy and the world at large.