The Energy Transition Group has grown out of the former Oil & Gas Division recognising the expansion of oil and gas activities into new technologies such as carbon capture and storage, offshore wind farms, tidal power generation and additional technologies related to the need to decarbonise the world to significantly reduce the impact of climate change whilst meeting societal energy needs.
In a joint paper compiled by the NEPC, IOM3 and over 40 other engineering organisations recommend that government invests in its proposed actions to help decarbonise the economy, and create a national workforce planning strategy to create jobs and spread opportunities more evenly across the nation.
This event forms part of Sustainable Futures Week. The penultimate day of the series will explore the role of energy materials and the path towards the energy transition and how critical these industries are as vital parts of the overall strategy towards a net zero future.
This event forms part of Sustainable Futures Week. The penultimate day of the series will explore the role of energy materials and the path towards the energy transition and how critical these industries are as vital parts of the overall strategy towards a net zero future.
Learn how existing oil and gas technology, knowledge and resource can be redeveloped and repurposed for a net zero future.
As part of its commitment to helping build momentum for COP 26, throughout 2021 IOM3 is organising a series of virtual events, podcasts and editorial content on the theme of ‘Sustainable Future’. COP 26 is the 26th United Nations Climate Change conference scheduled to be held in Glasgow, Scotland, in November 2021. Keep an eye out for our Sustainable Future tag.
