Energy Webinars

Join us on Wednesday, September 4th at 1:00 PM EST, for a training on best practices in planning and zoning for solar PV installations and development. A local government’s approach to zoning and development can have a significant impact on solar energy growth. The inclusion of solar energy planning and zoning best practices provides a foundation that can help facilitate the growth of solar energy, while balancing other development priorities in a community. This free training will provide communities with strategies for incorporating solar into plans, ordinances, and development regulations.Since 2016, SolSmart has helped over 500 local governments prepare for solar energy market growth. With funding from the U.S. Department of Energy, we provide free technical assistance to help cities, counties, small towns, and regional organizations achieve clean energy goals. SolSmart has established solar best practices across local processes such as permitting, inspection, and planning, as well as government operations, community engagement, and market development. This webinar will give you an overview of the program basics and new updates to keep you on top of the solar energy transition.This webinar is eligible for 1.5 AICP CM credits.

Join us for this webinar and hear from S&P Global Commodity Insights experts explore the current state and development of carbon markets—both voluntary and compliance—worldwide. We will cover aspects such as the infrastructure, monitoring and verification of emissions, market fundamentals, and price trends. We will draw on interesting case studies to highlight key developments ahead of COP 29. Agenda at a Glance• Welcome & introduction. Hear from our panel on what they currently see in Carbon markets.• The state of Carbon markets in 2024 – where are we now? Focus on the global landscape: country progress, regulatory developments, market infrastructure, measurement (monitoring and verification) of emissions, market fundamentals, and price trends. Also, the role of technology and how it is evolving.• Opportunities, challenges, and the road to COP29. Focus on what is needed to strengthen and evolve markets; provide examples of innovative aspects we are seeing around the world; discuss expectations for COP29 and the likelihood of progress on key aspects that will shape Carbon markets, notably Article 6.• Expectations for 2025. Where do we think Carbon markets will be a year from now? What do we want to see vs what is likely?• Q&ASpeakers: Roman Kramarchuk, Head – Climate Markets and Policy Analytics - S&P Global Commodity Insights; Jonty Rushforth, Head of Environmental Solution - S&P Global Commodity Insights; Deb Ryan, Head of Emissions Insight - S&P Global Commodity Insights; Marie-Louise du Bois, Global Head of Carbon Pricing - S&P Global Commodity Insights.

Join our solar experts for a webinar discussing the global solar outlook, trends in the solar PV supply chain, and case studies on US solar manufacturing buildout and the role of India and Southeast Asia in the solar supply chain. The webinar will last around 40 minutes and will include a Q&A session.Theme and topicsGlobal solar outlook and impact on supply chainStatus and trends of global solar PV supply chainCase study 1: State of US solar manufacturing buildoutCase study 2: Role of India and Southeast Asia solar supply chainWood Mackenzie solar module ranking 2024Meet our solar teamRobert LiewDirector, Asia Pacific (excluding China) Renewables ResearchTing YuManaging Consultant, Asia Pacific Solar Market ResearchHuaiyan SunSenior Consultant, Solar Supply Chain ResearchHarshul KanwarResearch Analyst, Asia Pacific (excluding China) SolarYana HryshkoManaging Consultant and Head of Global Solar Supply Chain ResearchRegistrationPlease fill in the form for registration on the right column.For any further questions, please contact us at angel.hang@woodmac.com. 

Join our upcoming online training webinar to discover our latest innovations & experience live demonstration of the installation process, providing practical insights and hands-on knowledge. Agenda:○ 10 Points elective CPD point available.○ Live installation demo.○ New products introduction:• MIN 2.5-6KTL-XH2• MIN 7-10KTL-X2• SPH 3-6KBL-HUB• ALP and APX batteriesRegister now!

Join us on Thursday, August 15th at 2 p.m. EST, for a SolSmart Tune Up webinar.This free webinar will explore strategies for existing SolSmart designees to continue to improve their local solar markets and grow their impact. Participants will be introduced to the SolSmart program updates, including an exciting new Platinum level designation, and delve into the latest best practices in solar development.Since 2016, SolSmart has helped over 500 local governments prepare for solar energy market growth. With funding from the U.S. Department of Energy, we provide free technical assistance to help cities, counties, small towns, and regional organizations achieve clean energy goals. SolSmart has established solar best practices across local processes such as permitting, inspection, and planning, as well as government operations, community engagement, and market development. This webinar will give you an overview of the program and new updates to keep you on top of the solar energy transition.

The long-term strategy of the Blue Economy is aimed at unlocking the potential of ocean resources through the sustainable development of offshore seafood and renewable energy production systems.This Blue Economy symposium was initiated at the OMAE 42nd International Conference on Ocean, Offshore & Arctic Engineering which was held in Melbourne in 2023.Owing to its success, the symposium has become a permanent feature symposium in OMAE and it covers emerging technologies in the context of the blue economy with a focus on aquaculture and renewable energy applications.In this webinar, 3 presentations were selected to cover some of the aforementioned topics in the context of blue economy.Presentation 1:Industrialisation of Ocean Fish Farming Contributing to Boost Supply of Marine Proteins – Solutions and Challenges + Q&A.Speaker: Mr. Per Arild Aland (DNV)Presentation 2:Designing for the Animal: Reimagining Offshore Fish Structures + Q&A.Speakers: Dr Louise Kregting & Suzanne Black (Plant & Food Research NZ)Presentation 3:Digital Twin-Driven Optimal Design of Connector Stiffness for Floating Multi-Modular Structures – an Application for Floating Solar Energy Harvest + Q&A.Speaker: Prof Dong Trong Nguyen (NTNU)Speakers: Per Arild Åland (MSc – Business Development Manager, DNV Maritime Offshore Classification), Dr Louise Kregting (Senior Scientist, Plant & Food Research NZ), Dr Suzanne Black (Senior Scientist/Team Leader, Plant & Food Research NZ), Prof Dong Nguyen (Professor of Marine Cybernetics, Norwegian University of Science and Technology [NTNU]) and Prof C.M. Wang (Facilitator)(Program Leader - Offshore Engineering and Technology/Professor).

Despite the considerable pressures prompting governments to promote less polluting technologies—high costs, geopolitical conflict and political firebrands all pose considerable risk to the proliferation of green technologies. Join EIU’s experts in our upcoming webinar to understand the direction of the energy transition.Join EIU’s experts in our upcoming webinar to understand the direction of the energy transition. Date: Thursday July 25th  Session 1: 9am BST | 10am CEST | 4pm HKSession 2: 10am EDT | 3pm BST | 4pm CESTEvent agenda:• Global elections and what they mean for energy markets• How far is peak demand for fossil fuels?• Roadmap for energy transition• Supply chain risks for critical mineralsFeatured speakers: Barsali Bhattacharyya - Deputy Director of Industry Analysis, Nicolas Daher - Lead Analyst, Energy, and Prasoon Agrawal - Analyst, Energy.

In today's rapidly evolving oil and gas landscape, successful M&A hinges on the ability to quickly and effectively integrate data assets. A well-executed data integration strategy can lead to:Improved decision-making based on a unified view of your combined operationsIncreased efficiency through streamlined processes and reduced redundanciesEnhanced risk management by identifying potential issues early onAccelerated time-to-value from your M&A investmentJoin us on Thursday, July 18, 2024 at 11:00 AM CDT for an in-depth discussion on how to leverage data integration as a strategic tool for maximizing the value of your M&A transactions.Register now to secure your spot!Speakers: Mike Orr, DataForge Technologies and Hayes Luger, W Energy.

Modern batteries have revolutionized our lives, from powering our smartphones to electric vehicles. However, there are persistent challenges in characterizing and optimizing batteries for superior performance and longevity. This webinar will address the importance of particle size and shape analysis of battery materials and how the combination of laser diffraction and image analysis can better help enhance the lifespan of batteries.Key TakeawaysBattery materials and their propertiesHow particle size and shape can affect performance of battery materials and slurriesHow laser diffraction and image analysis can be used to enhance the lifespan of batteriesDiscover the latest technological advancements to achieve particle size and shape analysis in one goReal-world case studies that demonstrate significant advancements in battery performanceWho Should Attend?Anyone developing battery materials or interested in characterizing battery materialsResearchers, scientists and professors involved in battery research and developmentEngineers and professionals involved in battery quality control and manufacturing processesSpeakers: Beverly Barnum, PhD (Senior Application Scientist) and Weichen Gan, MS (Application Scientist).Register now to secure your spot!

The atmospheric concentration of carbon dioxide has now surpassed 420 parts per million, underscoring an alarming milestone in the human-induced warming of our planet. Last year, Earth’s average temperature was 1.48 degrees Celsius hotter than the pre-industrial average. To effectively address the climate crisis and avert catastrophic consequences, merely reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions is not enough. The imperative extends beyond achieving net-zero emissions by mid-century; we must strive for a transition to net-negative emissions. This needs the integration of carbon dioxide removal (CDR) technologies as a fundamental aspect of our climate mitigation efforts.To address this issue, widespread implementation of CDR technologies is required. Among the foremost CDR methodologies is Bioenergy with Carbon Capture and Storage (BECCS). This technique involves capturing carbon dioxide during the conversion of biomass into heat, electricity, or fuels, subsequently sequestering it in geological formations. Notably, BECCS stands out as the only CDR approach that also provides renewable energy.The World Bioenergy Association, in partnership with Bioenergy International, is pleased to invite you to the webinar "Role of Bioenergy in Atmospheric CO2 Removal". The session will provide valuable insights into BECCS-related projects from around the world. It will also cover the latest changes in policies, regulations, finance, and technology within the industry. The goal is to enhance our understanding of this topic through the contributions of leading industry representatives and experts. The urgency and importance of developing and deploying such technologies are increasing, making this webinar an excellent opportunity to stay up-to-date on the latest developments.