Energy Transition Industry Fundamentals: Hydrogen, Renewables & Carbon Markets

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This training course offers an overview of the energy transition, covering the different technologies that are being used to transition to a cleaner energy system and their market trends, with implications for energy companies. Learners will explore topics such as carbon markets, renewable energy projects, hydrogen market developments, and prepare to manage the risks of the transition.

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Dates
July 9, 2024 – July 11, 2024

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Objectives

Get an overview of the energy transition landscape and the potential future of energy systems Evaluate the role of carbon markets in the energy transition Understand the role of hydrogen and its alternatives in the energy future Realize the importance of renewable energy and the various available technologies Assess the governmental and regulatory environments, and their impact on the energy transition economics

Venue

S&P Global
Ambience Corporate Tower-2, 9 th Floor
Ambience Island
Gurgaon, Haryana-122002

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  • Conferences

  • Agriculture

  • Energy Transition

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