Second Energy 2030 conference in Abu Dhabi

Against a backdrop of major change in the oil and gas industry, Energy 2030 has an exceptional programme, with some of the top movers and shakers from industry and academia coming together for the two day event.

Focusing on energy alternatives, it will look at practical solutions to the problems facing the industry in the future. The growing worldwide energy demand, and pressure for environmentally responsible methods, suggests that technology will be the driver to meet the challenges of the future. Energy 2030's technical programme consists of twelve lectures by top executives and academic experts from around the world.

These speakers will share their vision of resources and technologies, spanning fossil and alternative fuels, energy from waste and biomass, solar and nuclear energy, energy efficiency and environmental initiatives. Energy economics and the security of energy supply will also be at the heart of the debate.

In addition, there will be a dedicated technology workshop, to showcase the latest developments including solar, nuclear, wind, wave, biomass and fuel cells.

Dr Ohadi, professor, provost and interim president for The Petroleum Institute, said:v'Providing sustainable energy is a top agenda item of the world in this century; having a realistic understanding of the available options now and in the future will be critically useful to the strategic planning of research and development in the oil and gas and the broader energy areas. The primary objective of Energy 2030 forum of experts is to provide a collective independent expert opinion on the current status and future outlook of various energy resources and technologies.'

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