Oslo | New Energies Briefing 2023

Delivering a successful energy transition demands rapid change. But cost inflation and supply chain challenges are common themes holding back progress across all industries. Wood Mackenzie’s new energies briefing will explore these challenges and the opportunities to accelerate decarbonisation.

During this in-person briefing, Wood Mackenzie will discuss:

Cross currents: Charting a sustainable course for offshore wind
Low-carbon Hydrogen: Closing the gap
Upstream: What next for the NCS and its position from an international perspective
CCUS: Can Norway be the CO2 storage hub of Europe?

Speakers

Søren Lassen, Head of Global Offshore Wind Research
Murray Douglas, Head of Hydrogen Research
Greg Roddick, Principal Analyst, Upstream Oil & Gas
Lucy King, Senior Research Analyst, CCUS

Agenda

08:00	Registration and refreshments
08:30	Welcome and opening presentation with Q&A Cross currents: Charting a sustainable course for offshore wind The offshore wind industry is set to scale from around 3 GW of additions, outside of China, each year to 30 GW by the end of the decade. If all government targets were to be achieved, annual additions would need to reach 70 GW by the end of the decade. This session dives into: The supply chain requirements to hit the 30 GW annual growth projections The gap between supply chain production volumes and demand Recommendations for what needs to be done to solve this dilemma
08:55	Second presentation with Q&A Low-carbon Hydrogen: Closing the gap Chasing targets - can hydrogen production come close to meeting ambitions? Delivering affordability - what can policymakers and technology do to bridge the gap?
09:15	Networking break
09:45	Third presentation with Q&A Upstream: What next for the NCS and its position from an international perspective
10:05	Fourth presentation with Q&A CCUS: Can Norway be the CO2 storage hub of Europe?
10:25	Closing remarks
10:30	Networking
11:00	End of event

Venue

Grand Hotel,

Karl Johans gate 31, 0159 Oslo, Norway