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Thank you Roger Pielke for this excellent analysis from an economic perspective. Worth sharing! #Climatepolicy #Energyreality #Electricitygeneration #Energypolicy

We extend our sincere thanks to Mr. Osama Fawzy Georgy HENEIN, MBA Fawzy Georgy Henein, Founder & Managing Director of Hydrogen Intelligence - H2lligence, for his valuable contributions at the European Union Climate Dialogues. Watch this video to hear Mr. Osama Fawzy Georgy HENEIN, MBA Georgy's insights and impressions on the dialogues and their significance in advancing the renewable hydrogen sector. #RenewableHydrogen #Sustainability #EUClimateDialogues #EUinEgypt #EU4Energy #EU4Climate #IntegralRISE #eucds This activity is part of the European Union Climate Dialogues Project (EUCDs). https://lnkd.in/d5ikKT5C

We are very happy to share this announcement from Energy Systems Research Group at the University of Cape Town and Moyahabo Masipa 📢✨ New Report Launch Alert via Webinar THIS FRIDAY! ✨📢 A dive into the future of Robust Decision Making (RDM) in Open-Source Energy Modelling! Join us for an enlightening seminar where experts from around the world will guide us through unlocking the power of RDM to tackle divergent energy plans. Jairo Quiros-Tortos from Loughborough University will share game-changing insights on how RDM helped LAC countries unlock more than $10Bn in concessionary finance. As part of the Data-to-Deal (D2D) (D2D) framework  Steve Pye from UCL highlights the needs and challenges on how to blend classical energy systems analysis with RDM to uncover how uncertainty can be accommodated.   Andrew Marquard from University of Cape Town explores how RDM might be helpful to de-pressurise tensions between competing models and build consensus into energy decisions.  Assoc. Prof. Will Usher from KTH Royal Institute of Technology unravels the complexity of  Scenario Analysis (SA) and how it helps us see why certain options thrive—under identified conditions.   Followed by a panel discussion chaired by Prof Mark Howells of Loughborough University and Imperial College London. With multiple ministerial and stakeholder energy plans needing reconciling, RDM and SA offer a way to compare, discuss, and ultimately decide: can we meet the conditions that make solutions viable? 🕛 When? 27 September, Noon (London), 13:00 GMT/Cape Town 🗓️ Where? TEAMS  Calendar Link https://lnkd.in/dmpznrH9 #EnergyDecisions #RDM #Scenario Analysis #ClimateFinance #DataToDeal #OpenSource #EnergySystems 

We are very happy to share this announcement from Energy Systems Research Group at the University of Cape Town and Moyahabo Masipa 📢✨ New Report Launch Alert via Webinar THIS FRIDAY! ✨📢 A dive into the future of Robust Decision Making (RDM) in Open-Source Energy Modelling! Join us for an enlightening seminar where experts from around the world will guide us through unlocking the power of RDM to tackle divergent energy plans. Jairo Quiros-Tortos from Loughborough University will share game-changing insights on how RDM helped LAC countries unlock more than $10Bn in concessionary finance. As part of the Data-to-Deal (D2D) (D2D) framework  Steve Pye from UCL highlights the needs and challenges on how to blend classical energy systems analysis with RDM to uncover how uncertainty can be accommodated.   Andrew Marquard from University of Cape Town explores how RDM might be helpful to de-pressurise tensions between competing models and build consensus into energy decisions.  Assoc. Prof. Will Usher from KTH Royal Institute of Technology unravels the complexity of  Scenario Analysis (SA) and how it helps us see why certain options thrive—under identified conditions.   Followed by a panel discussion chaired by Prof Mark Howells of Loughborough University and Imperial College London. With multiple ministerial and stakeholder energy plans needing reconciling, RDM and SA offer a way to compare, discuss, and ultimately decide: can we meet the conditions that make solutions viable? 🕛 When? 27 September, Noon (London), 13:00 GMT/Cape Town 🗓️ Where? TEAMS  Calendar Link https://lnkd.in/dmpznrH9 #EnergyDecisions #RDM #Scenario Analysis #ClimateFinance #DataToDeal #OpenSource #EnergySystems 

We are very happy to share this announcement from Energy Systems Research Group at the University of Cape Town and Moyahabo Masipa 📢✨ New Report Launch Alert via Webinar THIS FRIDAY! ✨📢 A dive into the future of Robust Decision Making (RDM) in Open-Source Energy Modelling! Join us for an enlightening seminar where experts from around the world will guide us through unlocking the power of RDM to tackle divergent energy plans. Jairo Quiros-Tortos from Loughborough University will share game-changing insights on how RDM helped LAC countries unlock more than $10Bn in concessionary finance. As part of the Data-to-Deal (D2D) (D2D) framework  Steve Pye from UCL highlights the needs and challenges on how to blend classical energy systems analysis with RDM to uncover how uncertainty can be accommodated.   Andrew Marquard from University of Cape Town explores how RDM might be helpful to de-pressurise tensions between competing models and build consensus into energy decisions.  Assoc. Prof. Will Usher from KTH Royal Institute of Technology unravels the complexity of  Scenario Analysis (SA) and how it helps us see why certain options thrive—under identified conditions.   Followed by a panel discussion chaired by Prof Mark Howells of Loughborough University and Imperial College London. With multiple ministerial and stakeholder energy plans needing reconciling, RDM and SA offer a way to compare, discuss, and ultimately decide: can we meet the conditions that make solutions viable? 🕛 When? 27 September, Noon (London), 13:00 GMT/Cape Town 🗓️ Where? TEAMS  Calendar Link https://lnkd.in/dmpznrH9 #EnergyDecisions #RDM #Scenario Analysis #ClimateFinance #DataToDeal #OpenSource #EnergySystems 

We are very happy to share this announcement from Energy Systems Research Group at the University of Cape Town and Moyahabo Masipa 📢✨ New Report Launch Alert via Webinar THIS FRIDAY! ✨📢 A dive into the future of Robust Decision Making (RDM) in Open-Source Energy Modelling! Join us for an enlightening seminar where experts from around the world will guide us through unlocking the power of RDM to tackle divergent energy plans. Jairo Quiros-Tortos from Loughborough University will share game-changing insights on how RDM helped LAC countries unlock more than $10Bn in concessionary finance. As part of the Data-to-Deal (D2D) (D2D) framework  Steve Pye from UCL highlights the needs and challenges on how to blend classical energy systems analysis with RDM to uncover how uncertainty can be accommodated.   Andrew Marquard from University of Cape Town explores how RDM might be helpful to de-pressurise tensions between competing models and build consensus into energy decisions.  Assoc. Prof. Will Usher from KTH Royal Institute of Technology unravels the complexity of  Scenario Analysis (SA) and how it helps us see why certain options thrive—under identified conditions.   Followed by a panel discussion chaired by Prof Mark Howells of Loughborough University and Imperial College London. With multiple ministerial and stakeholder energy plans needing reconciling, RDM and SA offer a way to compare, discuss, and ultimately decide: can we meet the conditions that make solutions viable? 🕛 When? 27 September, Noon (London), 13:00 GMT/Cape Town 🗓️ Where? TEAMS  Calendar Link https://lnkd.in/dmpznrH9 #EnergyDecisions #RDM #Scenario Analysis #ClimateFinance #DataToDeal #OpenSource #EnergySystems 

We are very happy to share this announcement from Energy Systems Research Group at the University of Cape Town and Moyahabo Masipa 📢✨ New Report Launch Alert via Webinar THIS FRIDAY! ✨📢 A dive into the future of Robust Decision Making (RDM) in Open-Source Energy Modelling! Join us for an enlightening seminar where experts from around the world will guide us through unlocking the power of RDM to tackle divergent energy plans. Jairo Quiros-Tortos from Loughborough University will share game-changing insights on how RDM helped LAC countries unlock more than $10Bn in concessionary finance. As part of the Data-to-Deal (D2D) (D2D) framework  Steve Pye from UCL highlights the needs and challenges on how to blend classical energy systems analysis with RDM to uncover how uncertainty can be accommodated.   Andrew Marquard from University of Cape Town explores how RDM might be helpful to de-pressurise tensions between competing models and build consensus into energy decisions.  Assoc. Prof. Will Usher from KTH Royal Institute of Technology unravels the complexity of  Scenario Analysis (SA) and how it helps us see why certain options thrive—under identified conditions.   Followed by a panel discussion chaired by Prof Mark Howells of Loughborough University and Imperial College London. With multiple ministerial and stakeholder energy plans needing reconciling, RDM and SA offer a way to compare, discuss, and ultimately decide: can we meet the conditions that make solutions viable? 🕛 When? 27 September, Noon (London), 13:00 GMT/Cape Town 🗓️ Where? TEAMS  Calendar Link https://lnkd.in/dmpznrH9 #EnergyDecisions #RDM #Scenario Analysis #ClimateFinance #DataToDeal #OpenSource #EnergySystems 

𝐖𝐡𝐲 𝐢𝐬 𝐃𝐀𝐓𝐀 𝐂𝐄𝐋𝐋𝐀𝐑 𝐢𝐦𝐩𝐨𝐫𝐭𝐚𝐧𝐭 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐑𝐈𝐍𝐀? Accessing and exploiting #EnergyData at the European level is a key aspect of fostering Europe's competitiveness around #Data economy and promoting the green #EnergyTransition ⚡💚 RINA is very well aware of the opportunity to be aligned with the most innovative solutions and contribute to the digital energy transition firsthand. ▶️ Read more here https://ow.ly/cXaw50SJQyA #DATACELLAR #DataSpace #RenewableEnergy #EUProject

Global leaders prioritize methane cuts, but fossil fuel emissions near record highs – IEA Last month, Dr Carole Nakhle, CEO of Crystol Energy, moderated a session at Gastech Exhibition & Conference, evaluating global progress on methane reduction and identifying key challenges in four critical areas: 1. Measurement & Detection: Pinpointing methane emissions remains difficult, though AI and drones are advancing detection capabilities. 2. Policy Support: Stronger policies are needed to incentivize reductions. 3. Regulatory Harmony: Diverse regulations across regions create complexity. 4. Financing: Securing funds, particularly for developing nations, is essential. Dr. Nakhle was joined by: - Osama Mobarez, Secretary General, East Mediterranean Gas Forum - EMGF - Toby Z. Rice, President & CEO, EQT Corporation - Didier Holleaux, EVP, ENGIE - Paul Krishna, Chair, Ipieca - Zubin Bamji, Programme Manager, Global Flaring & Methane Reduction, The World Bank

Take a look at this interview with Bernard Dagher, Chief Strategy and Growth Officer – MEA at GE Vernova's #GridSolutions business, to learn more about the #grid of the future in #Africa. #FutureOfEnergy