IHSES 2026 will bring together global leaders, technical experts, and front-line practitioners to exchange lessons from the field, explore proven interventions, and discuss how artificial intelligence, automation, and digital assurance can enhance decision-making and strengthen risk management.
This webinar will focus on the World Bank Global Flaring and Methane Reduction Partnership’s (GFMR) 2026 global gas flaring tracker report. It will also highlight recent updates to the tracker’s methodology, which aim to improve the accuracy and consistency of global gas flaring estimates, as well as provide a brief overview of the GFMR 2025 annual progress report.
As industrial water usage increases, water strategy can no longer be left to governments and utility companies. Economist Impact’s Water Summit brings together senior leaders from across the water industry’s value chain—including industrial users, utilities, investors, technology providers and regulators—to explore resilient strategies to protect their businesses.
CCS is one of the key technologies that could enable a low-carbon energy transition. Some large-scale CCS projects are a reality today. However, scaling up the deployment of CCS by a factor of more than a hundred-fold could be required over the course of this century, with a significant proportion needed before mid-century.
This webinar will focus on the World Bank Global Flaring and Methane Reduction Partnership’s (GFMR) recently launched 2025 Global gas flaring tracker report, with special insights and key takeaways from our speakers.
This webinar will provide a comprehensive overview of what the new compendium covers, as well as a virtual stakeholder panel session featuring key stakeholders who contributed to its development, whom will discuss enablers, barriers and the business case for co-use.
This webinar will provide a comprehensive overview of the updated Compendium and will showcase how industry peers are already utilising the document to action real energy efficiency improvements within their operations
COP30 in Brazil will emphasise a people and nature focused response to climate action, captured in the Presidency’s call for a global ‘Mutirão’, a Portuguese word derived from the indigenous Tupi-Guarani language that refers to a collective group coming together to work on a shared task, and the placement of nature issues on the COP30 action agenda.