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Energy Transition briefing sessions: Start of the hardest chapter
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Did you miss the Global Energy Summit? The world is only just recovering from Covid-19. But the challenge of limiting the impact of climate change has not gone away and will be taken up again in earnest at COP26 in November. Wood Mackenzie’s trusted analysis of energy and natural resources comes into its own at times like this. - What would a 2-degree pathway mean for commodities? - How will we meet the world's electrification ambitions? - Which technologies will be the winners and the losers? - Who will finance the transition to low-carbon energy? - Can the energy and natural resources sector adapt to the emerging challenges? On 6 October 2021, we hosted the Energy Transition focus day with three forums covering the topic "Start of the Hardest Chapter." A full day of presentations in Asia, Europe and North America covered a wide range of pressing topics.
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- Focus week APAC session
- Focus week: EMEARC session
- Focus week: Americas session
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