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Decarbonizing the Energy Sector with Hydrogen
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This discussion looks into how hydrogen is evolving as part of the energy mix, the main barriers to hydrogen becoming a significant part of the global energy mix, what infrastructure investments will be needed in each of the markets in order to develop hydrogen from localised "cluster" production into a national and international opportunity, investment opportunities and the role of the government to support the development of hydrogen business models.
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Gareth Baker, Partner, Gowling WLG
Speakers:
Richard Hulf, Managing Director, HydrogenOne Capital
Graham Cooley, CEO, ITM Power
Tom Bruton, CEO, TCRK Energy
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Geothermal – a deeper look
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Looking for a new podcast? Discover how projects in the UK, France and China use geothermal energy to generate low carbon electricity.
In our second podcast on geothermal, we delve a little deeper into some exciting projects in the UK, France and China to find out how they’re using geothermal to generate low carbon electricity, heating, cooling and maybe even zero-carbon Lithium.
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Pipeline lifetime extension according to ISO/TS 12747
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Jee's webinar on how to extend the design life of your subsea pipelines for continued safe and profitable production, is based on our lifetime extension experience having extended the life of our clients' pipelines by 246 years, saving billions of pounds.
Learning objectives
Understand the lifetime extension process
Familiarisation with ISO and KP4 policy
Know what to do to comply with codes and policies
Learn from case studies
Speakers
Graham Wilson, Head of Late Life at Jee Ltd
Graham Wilson, is a lead engineer at Jee and head of Late Life, with over 9 years' experience in the oil and gas industry. Graham has worked on lifetime extension projects throughout his time at Jee and has contributed to the ISO code 12747 on lifetime extension, so has thorough knowledge of best practice.
Martyn Campbell, a senior engineer at Jee Ltd is heavily involved in all lifetime extension projects that Jee are asked to perform. Martyn has recently project managed a lifetime extension assessment for 2 pipelines for a major client. He has 7 years' experience in the oil and gas industry and has 3 years' project engineering experience.
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Battery technology: where could it take us?
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How will the world meet growing energy demand while reducing carbon dioxide emissions? How will renewable energy evolve? Will batteries, hydrogen or even blockchain change our lives? The Energy Podcast sets out to explore the options and possible outcomes. Listen and subscribe in your preferred podcast player below.
Battery technology: where could it take us?
With more electric cars and energy storage opportunities, a global race to develop battery technology is underway. How quickly is technology progressing? What is needed to breakthrough? And why should we care about batteries anyway?
Presented by Kunal Dutta. Featuring Billy Wu, Imperial College London; Brillpower; Carlton Cummins, Acceleron (pictured); Marek Cubik, Fluence & James Frith, Bloomberg.
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Hydrogen: a fuel of the future?
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How will the world meet growing energy demand while reducing carbon dioxide emissions? How will renewable energy evolve? Will batteries, hydrogen or even blockchain change our lives? The Energy Podcast sets out to explore the options and possible outcomes. Listen and subscribe in your preferred podcast player below.
Hydrogen: a fuel of the future?
It is the most abundant element in the universe. When produced using renewable energy, it creates no greenhouse gas emissions. So why aren't we hearing more about hydrogen? And why aren't we all driving hydrogen cars?
Presented by Kunal Dutta. Featuring John Hunt, Toyota; Ben Madden, Element Energy; Matthew Rooney, Institute of Mechanical Engineers & Matthew Tipper, Shell.
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Carbon capture and storage: a technology to tackle climate change?
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How will the world meet growing energy demand while reducing carbon dioxide emissions? How will renewable energy evolve? Will batteries, hydrogen or even blockchain change our lives? The Energy Podcast sets out to explore the options and possible outcomes. Listen and subscribe in your preferred podcast player below.
It has been billed as hugely important in the fight against climate change. But what exactly is carbon capture and storage? How can it help meet the Paris Agreement goals? And why are there fewer than 30 working projects around the world?
Presented by Kunal Dutta. Featuring Stuart Haszeldine, University of Edinburgh (UK); Simon Holmes à Court, Melbourne University (Australia); Anne Halladay, Quest & David Hone, Shell.
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Blockchain: has the hype peaked?
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How will the world meet growing energy demand while reducing carbon dioxide emissions? How will renewable energy evolve? Will batteries, hydrogen or even blockchain change our lives? The Energy Podcast sets out to explore the options and possible outcomes. Listen and subscribe in your preferred podcast player below.
It was once hailed as the technology that would change everything. From banking to shipping, retail and, of course, energy. But has the hype surrounding Blockchain now peaked? If so, what is left? Could Blockchain change the energy industry? And, before we even get there, what on earth is it?
Presented by Kunal Dutta. Featuring JoJo Hubbard, Electron (pictured); Scott Kessler, LO3 Energy; David Gerard, author Attack of the 50 Foot Blockchain & Judith Durkin, Shell.
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Why doesn't Shell stop producing oil and gas?
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How will the world meet growing energy demand while reducing carbon dioxide emissions? How will renewable energy evolve? Will batteries, hydrogen or even blockchain change our lives? The Energy Podcast sets out to explore the options and possible outcomes. Listen and subscribe in your preferred podcast player below.
Could Shell do more when it comes to tackling climate change? Why doesn't the company simply stop producing oil and gas? And is there enough understanding of the challenges of a transition to lower-carbon energy? The Energy Podcast puts some of the big questions to one of Shell's most senior leaders.
Presented by Kunal Dutta. With Maarten Wetselaar, Integrated Gas & New Energies Director at Shell (pictured).
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Trees: one way to tackle climate change?
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How will the world meet growing energy demand while reducing carbon dioxide emissions? How will renewable energy evolve? Will batteries, hydrogen or even blockchain change our lives? The Energy Podcast sets out to explore the options and possible outcomes. Listen and subscribe in your preferred podcast player below.
Trees: one way to tackle climate change?
Can conserving and planting trees help address climate change? And if so, to what effect? As Shell launches its nature-based solution programme in the UK, The Energy Podcast looks at the debate.
Presented by Kunal Dutta and Katharine Kerr. Featuring Nathalie Seddon, Oxford University; Duncan McLaren, Lancaster University; Sylvo Thijsen, Staatsbosbeheer & Alex Nevill, Shell.
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Divide or unite: do the generations agree on the future of energy?
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How will the world meet growing energy demand while reducing carbon dioxide emissions? How will renewable energy evolve? Will batteries, hydrogen or even blockchain change our lives? The Energy Podcast sets out to explore the options and possible outcomes. Listen and subscribe in your preferred podcast player below.
Divide or unite: do the generations agree on the future of energy?
Could Shell do more to tackle climate change? Why don't they stop producing oil and gas? And what are the challenges around the transition to lower-carbon energy? The Energy Podcast hears from students putting some of the big questions to one of Shell's most senior leaders and energy experts.
Presented by Bryony MacKenzie. Featuring Maarten Wetselaar, Shell; Paulien Herder,Delft University of Technology; Dr Ozak Esu, engineer; Marco Visscher, writer and journalist and Jo Coleman, Shell.
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