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Innovation

Separating commercially ready from commercially hopeful

Delegates will examine which clean electron, nuclear, hydrogen and CCS projects will reach investment decisions and which will not.

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Navigating a market shaped by energy security

Delegates will explore how successive supply shocks are reshaping the pace, direction and investment case for clean energy deployment.

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Assessing emerging molecule value chains

Delegates will evaluate where margin concentrates in hydrogen, ammonia and CCS, from production through to trade, storage and offtake.

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Identifying industrial and competitive advantage

Delegates will examine how demand activation, border carbon measures and manufacturing policy are reshaping the location of low-carbon production.

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Spanning over 380 sessions, the ADIPEC Conferences will provide an inclusive stage for more than 1,800 speakers to address the most urgent global energy challenges.

Strategic Conference programmes

Energy Security 02

Energy Security & Resilience

Will explore how countries and companies are strengthening their ability to withstand disruption while maintaining affordability, reliability and competitiveness.

Policy, Regulation

Policy, Regulation & Governance

Will examine how policy and regulation can unlock investment, reduce risk and accelerate delivery across energy markets.

Finance & Investment

Finance & Investment

Will explore how capital can be mobilised to deliver short-term resiliency while securing long-term growth.

AI Technology

AI, Digital & Technology

Will highlight how AI and digital technologies are driving efficiency, resilience, security and competitive advantage across energy operations.

Upstream

Upstream

Will examine how upstream portfolios are evolving across global markets and how projects are being brought forward under changing conditions.
Natural Gas LNG

Natural Gas & LNG

Will explore how natural gas and LNG markets are adjusting to shifting demand, new buyers and disrupted trade flows.

Downstream Chemical

Downstream, Chemicals & Industrial Value Chains

Will explore how downstream value chains are competing across markets, securing feedstocks and strengthening integration.

Grids, Infrastructure & Industrial Execution

Grids, Infrastructure & Industrial Execution

Will examine how grids, infrastructure and execution capacity are becoming decisive to growth, reliability and delivery at scale.

Clean Power, Molecules & Carbon Management

Clean Power, Molecules & Carbon Management

Will explore how low-carbon power, cleaner molecules and carbon management are moving into commercially viable delivery at scale.

Maritime

Maritime & Logistics

Will highlight how shipping, ports and logistics are strengthening trade resilience, route security and infrastructure competitiveness.

Workforce

Workforce & Skills

Will examine how energy leaders are tackling workforce constraints, critical skills gaps and leadership succession to sustain performance.

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