The 23rd session of the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) will be held from 6 to 17 November in Bonn, Germany, under the Presidency of Fiji. Ipieca will attend and will host a side-event on a key topic related to the transformation of the energy system and the technologies needed to reach a low-emissions future. Shortly we will provide more information about the agenda and speakers.Visit the UNFCCC website for more information.
The theme for this event is 'Transitioning for a better energy future'. Its goal is to deliver a dedicated energy transition event by collecting and disseminating knowledge from industry leaders, technical experts, academicians, practitioners, financial community and ESG leaders, and together through collaboration, advance the conversations, technology and exchanges that will move the industry forward.
Join Ipieca, Society of Petroleum Engineers International Gaia, OGCI (Oil and Gas Climate Initiative) and IOGP for an upcoming webinar on learnings from the Midwest Regional Carbon Initiative (MRCI) on carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS) - one of the key technologies that could enable a low-carbon energy transition.
The Society of Petroleum Engineers' regional flagship event, the Asia Pacific Oil & Gas Conference and Exhibition (APOGCE), has since its inception in 1989, successfully established itself as the premier upstream technical event in the Asia Pacific region, covering the broadest range of technical disciplines involved in exploration and production activities.
Hosted by the Society of Petroleum Engineers, ATCE 2022 is the leading technical energy conference and exhibition for E&P professionals from around the globe. Taking place in Houston, Texas, on 3-5 October, the theme of ATCE 2022 is 'Empower Progress. Empower Energy'. Ipieca is taking part in a technical session on methane abatement technology.
Interspill 2022 is the next event in the triennial series of international oil spill clean up events. It will be held at the RAI Exhibition and Conference Centre in Amsterdam from 21-23 June 2022, and will provide a face-to-face forum to discuss issues and showcase innovative solutions which will improve global readiness and demonstrate why spill preparedness remains highly relevant.
With more than 20% of global emissions coming from transport, companies are adopting new technologies to reduce emissions. The successful transformation of the sector can create huge emissions reductions, reduce pollution and improve social equity. This WBCSD side event at Stockholm+50 will explore how to accelerate decarbonization of the mobility value chain.
Convened by the Energy Institute's sector experts, International Energy Week 2022 will be the energy industry's first global meeting to assess the outcomes of COP26 alongside the continuing recovery of the COVID-19 pandemic. Ipieca is a supporting partner of International Energy Week 2022 and will be presenting during a session on The role of biodiversity and nature-based solutions to mitigate the effects of climate change.
Join this SPE Live session with two long-time observers of the UNFCCC Conference of Parties (COP). In this conversation, we learn about what they expect from COP26 Glasgow - the key issues to be negotiated and their perspectives on what could be accomplished there.
This interactive, virtual roundtable will examine the topic of the energy transition and net-zero emissions through three lenses, with a keynote introduction from Mark Radka of the UN Environment Programme, and participation from Allianz Investment Management, Chatham House, Ipieca, Oil and Gas Climate Initiative, Transition Pathway Initiative, World Business Council for Sustainable Development, World Economic Forum, World Resources Institute and more.
This pre-COP26 UN Global Compact Network UK event will explore the climate mitigation and resilience agendas and the interlinkages between them. Government representatives, experts, and business leaders will discuss their vision of a net zero, climate resilient world, and the actions they are taking to get there.
In the last few years, great strides have been made in satellite detection of methane emissions. There are now a variety of satellites with a range of methane sensors and detection capabilities in orbit and several more planned in coming years. These new satellites will bring greater levels of transparency to methane emissions in both the public and private domains.
The Citizens Energy Congress, taking place virtually on 15-16 June 2021, will bring together a broad spectrum of energy industry professionals, policy makers, investors and civil society. Together, these groups will challenge the concepts and constraints of the existing energy models and foster consensus-driven foundations for a low carbon energy system.