Big Ideas for the Future of Energy: Aspirations and Realities July 22 7:00 GMT and 15:00 GMT WebChat
(Shell) Global energy demand is rising – and so are consumer expectations. People want energy from cleaner sources and more efficient ways of harnessing and delivering that energy. In building a better energy future we all have a part to play. So, what are the big ideas that will shape the future of energy?
This is what we’ll be discussing in our next webchat. Called Big ideas for the future of energy: aspirations and realities, it will examine the thinking that has the potential to change the energy industry.
Which energy technologies will progress most within ten years? How could changing consumption habits shape the new energy future? And what can we do to encourage people to get new energy ideas off the ground?
Biofuels have already captured people’s imaginations. It’s hardly surprising: they offer an exciting opportunity to help address the challenges of climate change and rising energy demands
So, what role will they play in the future of energy? And what do energy industry leaders think about biofuels? On July 22nd, you’ll have an opportunity to ask them yourslf.
An invitation to look into the future with Shell Dialogues.
Shell Dialogues is a platform where people can come and engage with Shell experts and the wider energy industry. Our next webchat is entitled Big Ideas for the Future of Energy: aspirations and realities.
We’ll examine the thinking that has the potential to change the energy industry. Which energy technologies will progress most within ten years? How could changing consumption habits shape the new energy future? And what can we do to encourage people to get new energy ideas off the ground? Join us to find out.
Discover great thinking from some great thinkers.
Sergio Kapusta, our Chief Scientist, Materials, is hosting the chat. Joining him will be Nick Allen, Vice President, Downstream Management Consultancy and CO2, Russ Conser, Shell GameChanger, Martin Haigh from the Shell Scenarios team, Sally Gold, Head of Group and UK Social Investment and Simon Bishop from the Shell foundation.
You’ll find more details of the webchat here along with a video that introduces some of the issues and which will inspire your own thinking. There’s also information about Shell’s commitment to new energy ideas and funding young entrepreneurs. We hope you can join us for this exciting webchat. READ MORE
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