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Editor, EI New Energy. [email protected]

Washington DC
Joined October 2011
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Biden has proposed a transition away from oil. To move that forward, legislative cooperation and consumer acceptance would be needed. Read analysis here: energyintel.com/pages/eig_ar… @energyintel
How might carbon capture become competitive? Total CEO says this: scale, including lots of customers, and convincing governments to offer fiscal incentives (like they did with renewables). Carbon pricing would also give it a boost. #EIForum
China’s carbon neutrality 2060 goal makes it important to observe in the coming years, says Total CEO. Could be competition between coal+CCS and natural gas. #EIForum
When it comes to oil companies branching out into renewables, experience is important. Total CEO says company has “more competencies … we are more able to appraise” since its SunPower move years ago. Was tricky to determine level of profitability to expect. #EIForum
People are growing critical of “all of the above” energy approach but remains important, says Chevron’s Mike Wirth. Room for all technologies. “Energy development is a force for good,” enabling education, healthcare – “things we in the developed world take for granted.” @EI_Forum
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Many thanks to Prof Vicki Arroyo, Stephan Herbst, Julia Poliscanova and Lauren Craft for an insightful discussion on the challenges and opportunities ahead for #transportation @Vicki_A_Arroyo, @toyota_europe @juliepolie @editorcraft #sustainabletransport #eiforum
China 2060 carbon neutrality goal “sending very clear signal undoubtedly pushing the transition,” says H.E. Liu Xiaoming, Chinese Ambassador to the United Kingdom @EI_Forum @energyintel
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Saudi Aramco's Amin Nasser emphasizes blue hydrogen @EI_Forum. Some definitions: Blue hydrogen - produced from natural gas using CCS Gray hydrogen - produced from natgas w/steam methane reforming (traditional method) Green hydrogen - produced from water w/ renewables/electrolyzer
Saudi Aramco’s Amin Nasser “confident we will find a solution” for CO2 through CCS. Lowering cost key: “Either you reduce the cost for processing and sequestering, or the other way, you identify a valuable utilization for the CO2.” @energyintel @EI_Forum
Saudi Aramco’s Amin Nasser at Energy Intelligence Forum: Engagement with both stakeholders and shareholders key. Talking to communities is important. “Growing acceptance” of this. Aramco IPO brought added transparency. @energyintel @EI_Forum
Saudi Aramco's Amin Nasser at Energy Intelligence Forum: “The worst is definitely behind us” in oil demand losses. “Big pickup” in China, India, w/ exception of jet fuel. Speed of recovery ahead depends if a second wave of infections + presence of vaccines. @energyintel @EI_Forum
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Can ride-sharing cut oil use? All depends on how it's designed. Read article: energyintel.com/pages/eig_ar… @energyintel
Will #renewables lose their competitive edge amid the #COVID19 crisis? The Energy Cost Report, part of the #EnergyTransition Service, provides in-depth global analysis of cost trends among competing forms of power generation. Free Download: www2.energyintel.com/CostRep… #solar #wind
It's not real helpful to point out a problem without offering a solution, is it? Our new vulnerability index shows all oil majors, even progressive ones, have more work to do to ready themselves for the energy transition. So what can be done? energyintel.com/pages/eig_ar… @energyintel