About this event
Carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) is a suite of technologies that can help reduce reliance on fossil fuels and achieve net-zero emissions. In this webinar, Carbon Economist and Global Energy Infrastructure will discuss some of the latest projects and developments, and hear from experts about the role that CCUS can play in our clean energy future.
The webinar is part of the Net Zero Energy talks.
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Globuc Team GlobucT
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Guest speaker
Yousef M. Alshammari CEO & Head of Energy Research @ CMarkitsG
Dr. Alshammari is one of the world’s top 50 global energy analysts, listed by Gulf Intelligence, and the winner of the OPEC Best Young Energy Professional award 2023, with more than 10 years of experience in energy research and balanced analysis. His insight has been quoted by multiple news outlets including CNN and he often appears on Al Arabiya and other TV channels to comment on OPEC+, and energy markets and futures. He was elected a Fellow of the Energy Institute in the UK in recognition of his long-term positive, distinctive, significant, and continuous contributions to the energy industry as a researcher, analyst, consultant, and commentator.
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Guest speaker
Stuart Penson Editor @ Hydrogen Economist and Carbon EconomistG
Stuart Penson is the editor for Hydrogen Economist and Carbon Economist based in London. He has previously held senior editorial and management roles at Reuters, Dow Jones and Argus Media in a 30-year career covering energy, commodities and financial markets. He specialises in hydrogen and renewables, with a particular focus on traded markets and government policy
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Guest speaker
Peregrine Bush Director of Data & Technology @ Global Energy InfrastructureG
Peregrine Bush was educated at Oxford Brookes University obtaining a BSc. Degree in Cartography and Geography. After university, he worked on aeronautical charts for British Airways. In November 1997, he joined the PE Media Network as part of the cartography department. Over the past 25 years as senior cartographic editor, Peregrine has been researching, producing and maintaining the companies cartographic output, with over 1 million paper energy maps distributed globally. Peregrine was part of the digital data team developing and delivering digital output for PE Media Network and Gulf Energy Information. In November 2022, Peregrine moved to Senior Director, Data and Technology at Gulf Energy Information leading the team of researchers and analysts continuing to provide downstream and midstream energy data to customers worldwide.
