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ONLY 1 WEEK LEFT UNTIL THE FIRST SESSION - Join us for the online panel discussion, "FuelEU Maritime: The Countdown for Optimizing Bunker Procurement," on June 20, 2024. This session will cover #FuelEU Maritime, the impact on bunker fuel procurement, global implications, and future outlook, as well as technological innovations and infrastructure. REGISTRATION IS FREE: https://lnkd.in/eUFV4duu Topics to be discussed: • Understanding #FuelEU Maritime: An Overview • Market Dynamics: Impact on Bunker Fuel Procurement • Technological Innovations and Infrastructure: Meeting the Compliance Standards • Global Implications and Future Outlook Panellists: • Risto-Juhani Kariranta-Juhani, Founder, Ahti Consulting (Moderator) • James Helliwell, Decarbonisation Manager, V.Group • Daejin Lee, Global Head of Research, FertiStream • Capt. Samir Fernandez, Director – Marine Fuel Solutions, CEPSA Join us for engaging panel discussions and interactive polls! #FuelEU #euets #maritime #decarbonization #EEXI #shipping
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📊 Today Statkraft released our Second Quarter 2024 results. Watch the video to catch the top highlights from CEO Birgitte Ringstad Vartdal:
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China may be gearing up for increased investment in Egypt's industrial sector as Befar Group, a China-based chemicals manufacturer, is considering the construction of a USD 2 billion industrial complex in East Port Said. A letter of intent was signed with the Suez Canal Economic Zone (SCZone) last week, as stated in an official SCZone announcement. The project's initial phase, estimated at USD 500 million, will rely on solar and wind energy for power and is projected to generate around 1,000 jobs. However, the manufacturing capacity of the project has not been disclosed by the SCZone. This move is part of a broader trend of collaboration between the SCZone and China. In October, during China's Belt and Road Forum, the SCZone entered into agreements with Chinese companies, totaling USD 14.75 billion, focusing on green manufacturing and green energy investments. These agreements encompass various initiatives, such as a new green hydrogen plant, a potassium chloride facility, as well as the establishment of glass, bromine, and iron pipe factories. #Egypt #China #Economy
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D.TRADING signed Memorandum of Understanding (#MoU) with #SEFE (Securing Energy for Europe GmbH) at #UkraineRecoveryConference in Berlin. The signed agreement is yet another proof of the company’s commitment to strengthen the EU’s security by exploring potential projects promoting the Continent’s energy independence. With this MoU D.TRADING aims at ensuring sustainable trading operations in CESEE region, developing and trading new products as well as creating new business models for effective cooperation on the way to a sustainable future. #DTRADING #SEFE #MOU #URC #Collaboration #SustainableEnergy #SustainableFuture #Partnership #EnergyTransition
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Don’t miss out on Panametrics, a Baker Hughes business’ latest white paper for LNG Industry: https://bit.ly/3Sb5MAJ Entitled ‘Measuring the LNG process with confidence’, this comprehensive white paper explores the continuously growing LNG market and how businesses can keep up with the increasing demand from emerging economies. Access your free copy here: https://bit.ly/3Sb5MAJ #LNGMarket #LNGIndustry #Panametrics
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✨ Re-sharing Minister of State Low Yen Ling's insights from last week moments at #ADSARTC2023. Watch the video here, https://lnkd.in/gvvcJFpF Credits: Minister of State Low Yen Ling's Facebook. #Refining #Petrochemicals #EnergyTransition #Innovation
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✨ Re-sharing Minister of State Low Yen Ling's insights from last week moments at #ADSARTC2023. Watch the video here, https://lnkd.in/gvvcJFpF Credits: Minister of State Low Yen Ling's Facebook. #Refining #Petrochemicals #EnergyTransition #Innovation
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Very interested in Anthony Albanese's speech yesterday. I am particularly interested in the comment. "Researching, designing, building and exporting value-added products to the world." Could not agree more. This is SO important to our future. However, whilst we are very good at research and design, we are not so good at building (manufacturing) and exporting. Hence we fail to realise the maximum value from our ideas (or resources). This is reflected in WIPO innovation Index, where Australian ranks quite highly for innovation input (creation of knowledge), but is rather poor at innovation outputs (creating value from knowledge). https://lnkd.in/gi7qZdXP Many have commented that we need to value add to the resources we have. For example, rather than exporting iron-ore, we should value-add, and export steel - or better yet - green steel. However, nearly all of these discussion are about creating value downstream. But there is value to be made upstream! What I mean by this, is that we can create value from the Equipment, Technology and Services that are required to mine the iron ore. This is known as the METS sector - which was the subject of the Australian Growth Centre METS Ignited Australia Ltd. In Australia, the METS sector is worth over $92B and employs over 500,000 people. https://lnkd.in/gQMvM6_T So in the spirit of "we need to be willing to break with old orthodoxies and pull new levers to advance the national interest." I would suggest that we start to focus on up-stream value creation, and change the conversation from: What can the METS sector do for the Mining Industry, to What can the Mining industry do to support the METS sector. This is linked to the challenge of inbound innovation https://lnkd.in/g8E3XUKU Which comes down to the resource sectors Social Licence. Is it to pay tax and employ staff, or is it to create new industries. And if it is the latter, how do we create more value (and keep the value) in this country. #stickyinnovation Regrettably, at the moment large multinational corporations are rapidly acquiring Australian METS companies. Is this in the national interest? In my case, I am interested in creating more value from the software and sensors that were created in this country to automate mining equipment - robotics and AI. This links to the comment "Securing jobs, attracting investment and building prosperity has never been a polite and gentle process where every nation gets a turn - it’s always a contest, it’s always a race." Yes it is a race, and the next robotics race is on. https://lnkd.in/gVYXBXi9 I also like the comment on "how government procurement can support small business and local manufacturing" This links to discussions with Australian Robotics SME, where procurement is their No1 issue, and the role that government could take (forward technology procurement insurance). https://lnkd.in/gwY_NqJs #futuremadeinAustralia, #nationalRoboticsStrategy #forwardProcurement
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