As the pace of the energy transition accelerates, governments and regulators across the globe are setting new decarbonisation targets. This provides a compelling rationale to act now and begin developing your decarbonisation strategy. Read more about the changing landscape in this article from Guido Kuiper, Decarbonisation Consultancy Services Manager, Shell Catalysts & Technologies. https://hubs.ly/Q02BD8870
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We’re entering a decade of disruption - shaped by new technology, underpinned by government policy, but with success ultimately determined by the consumer. Clean energy solutions must be easy, cheaper and genuinely better to drive the switch. If every energy transition is different, which course will accelerate yours? Find out more in our new report: www.ey.com/energy #EYEnergy #energytransition #COP28
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Loved this. Renewables are at the heart of the decarbonization of companies in my world: oil & gas and oilfield services and equipment. Companies have made progress in adopting #renewable power. Still, it's crucial now to elevate #procurement strategies with 6 leading approaches identified in our latest report in collaboration with the World Business Council for Sustainable Development. #BCGOnEnergy #EnergyTransition #Procurement
Renewable Power Procurement Needs a Reset
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CHECK 6 “In the near term, the International Energy Agency’s Sustainable Development Scenario estimates the need for 70 to 100 new CCS facilities to be built per year by 2050, requiring between $655 billion and $1.28 trillion in capital spending.”#pipingengineering #pipingdesign https://lnkd.in/gi3ZGEfA
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Are you in the "clean" energy industry, invest in or analyze it? Here's a brief report on investment levels from the FT.
Clean tech investment set to hit $2tn in 2024
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A $1.7 trillion annual investment in clean energy in underway worldwide according to International Energy Agency (IEA) and not a moment too soon! #daretocare about investing in a #sustainable future.
The Clean Energy Future Is Arriving Faster Than You Think
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The electricity market needs new operating rules to integrate green energy and reach the net zero goal, a PwC report shows ► https://lnkd.in/dxptz3t9 #esg #esgnews #esginvesting #sustainabledevelopment
Electricity market needs new rules to integrate green energy - Green Forum
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I'm a big fan of using obvious analytics to forecast future trends. Anyone want to guess what this snippet means for US energy prices coupled with global de-dollarization? Let's think ahead to 2030 or so....... "North America's current gas pipeline network is by far the largest, extending over 400,000 km (250,000 miles). However, the continent ranks only sixth in terms of planned pipelines, with just over 11,000 km of pipelines under construction or planned. That means North America's network will grow by less than 3% once current and planned construction is completed. In contrast, East Asia's pipeline network will jump more than 50% once 68,000 km of planned pipelines are built. Upon completion of the projects underway, East Asia's gas pipeline network will be close to 200,000 km, and it will be the second largest region for gas pipelines after North America."
The investment - which has been committed to projects that are underway or are planned - reveals the powerful momentum that remains in traditional fossil fuel industries even as clean energy supplies are deployed at an accelerating rate. https://ow.ly/6mIb50QqwvY
$720 Billion in Pipeline Projects Defies Global Energy Transition Momentum for More Gassy Future
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As the world moves towards sustainable practices, the oil and gas sector is at the forefront of discussions around reducing emissions, making this edition of "Drilling down" from KPMG International particularly timely and relevant. Click below to see how industry leaders are proactively addressing the challenges posed by reducing carbon emissions, and the energy transition. #Energy #ESG
Drilling down - Challenges and opportunities of the energy transition
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Excellent commentary from Katherine Dixon in today’s Reuters article on our #cleanenergy future. “…the pressure on companies is intensifying. Investor groups, consumers and governments are all demanding more. Those in the highest-emitting sectors can feel this pressure most acutely. Few companies will say what most know: the business case for low-carbon investment is often weak and business leaders can’t make up magic solutions that run against market realities.” Let’s get honest about clean energy solutions. Our world's transition to a #cleanenergyfuture requires a major leap forward in global energy governance. https://lnkd.in/e3SjTg79
Comment: Business wants to build a clean energy future, but it needs more help from governments
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The global energy transition is gaining momentum as societies and industries shift towards a more sustainable, low-carbon future. Discover why successful #energytransition requires collaboration and knowledge sharing across multiple sectors: https://bit.ly/44kdeO4.
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