The energy sector in Asia, Africa, Europe, and the Middle East is undergoing an intense, high-stakes transition to meet the demands from growing economies, rapid electrification, and unprecedented digital growth.

While hydrocarbons remain foundational to regional development, new energy sources are playing an increasingly important role in energy security and energy affordability.

This incessant energy demand growth requires a massive addition of new energies, covering a spectrum from Small Modular Nuclear Reactors (SMRs) to firm zero-carbon baseload power from solar, wind, and battery energy storage systems (BESS).

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Learning objectives:

Regional Strategy: Understand EMEA’s and APAC’s roles as energy exporters and/or importers .

Capacity & Demand: Analyze AI-driven power demand and the need for firm power and BESS investment.

Green Molecules: Evaluate Hydrogen, Ammonia, and CCUS strategies for domestic use and export.

Clean Power: Examine the acceleration of utility-scale solar, wind, and storage projects across the region.

Finance & Policy: Gain insights into sustainable finance and the regulatory environments driving new energies.

Infrastructure: Analyze the impact of SMRs, Natural Gas, and grid modernization on energy security.