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Mohamed Hasan has 15 years of Energy Industry Experience and is Microsoft’s Energy Industry and Sustainability Director for MEA region. He joined Microsoft in February 2020 to launch and operate Energy Core as Microsoft’s first global centre of Excellence for AI, Cloud & IOT in energy sector. Mohamed is responsible for driving energy business growth and supporting energy customers digital Transformation through Cloud & AI adoption while doing sustainable business - leading to net zero targets achievement. Mohamed’s experience is mainly around O&G digital transformation and sustainability. Prior to joining Microsoft he held various technical and business leadership roles across MEA with multinational organisations like Emerson and Schneider Electric, leading strategic projects, developing the accounts of major IOCs and business development.

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Chapters:
01:45 What effect with the conflict in Ukraine have on energy supply?
03:25 What will likely happen to the refined products trade in Europe?
04:55 Could Russia ever stop gas delivery to Europe?
08:00 How long until Germany's new LNG facilities come into effect? 
09:45 Will US producers prioritise growth over shareholders in future?
12:45 What does the future hold for stranded fossil fuel assets?
14:25 What effect has the Ukraine conflict had on the future of Nuclear?
16:40 What returns could investors see in renewable energy investments?
18:45 Is the future of hydrogen hype or reality?
19:45 What are your thoughts on the changing geopolitics of fossil fuels?
22:20 Is the 1.5 °C goal of the Paris Agreement achievable?

About the Guest:
Mr. Roger Diwan is a Vice President for IHS Markit Energy and heads a dedicated research team that provides integrated energy advisory to the financial sector.

He has over 25 years of experience in advising financial institutions on strategies in the oil and gas markets, energy trends and companies’ strategy, with a renewed focus on the capital dimension of the energy transition.

Mr. Diwan leads a team of analysts and strategists to advise over 150 Asset Managers, Hedge Funds and Private Equity firms by providing customized analysis on market developments for oil, gas, power, and renewables, with a focus on spending, company strategies and capital markets developments. Recently, his work has focused on the risks of under-investment for oil during the energy transition, the capital transition challenges that energy systems face in the next 10 years, but also all current energy geopolitical questions facing oil, gas and the manufacturing of renewables. 

Mr. Diwan holds a Bachelor of Arts from the Sorbonne University and master’s degrees from the Institut d’Etudes Politiques of Paris and the Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies in Washington, D.C.

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Chapters:
01:02 A new name with a new direction for TotalEnergies?
04:15 How will TotalEnergies become a top 5 producer of renewable energy by 2030?
07:20 How will TotalEnergies finance the cost of transformation?
09:20 What is the geographical spread of the renewable projects at TotalEnergies?
11:40 How will TotalEnergies 100GW of renewable energy be delivered to end users?
13:50 What role will hydrogen and CCUs play in the future at TotalEnergies?
15:45 Will TotalEnergies continue to invest in oil and gas assets?
17:45 What are your thoughts on the current state of oil and gas prices?
19:25 Long term, do you think gas prices will decline?
22:00 When will France achieve net zero emissions?


About the Guest:
Mr Stéphane Michel is the President of Gas, Renewables & Power at TotalEnergies SE and a Senior Vice President at Total E&P Qatar Ltd. Mr Michel was previously employed as a Managing Director by Total E&P Libye, after joining the Group in 2005, working for Downstream Asia, based in Singapore. He has also formerly served on the board at Dolphin Energy Ltd.

Mr Stéphane Michel received his undergraduate degree from Ecole Polytechnique and an undergraduate degree from École Nationale Supérieure des Mines de Paris.


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Chapters:
01:00 Why are IOC's changing their names? 
02:17 Will all energy companies be forced into wind? solar?
03:40 What will the future hold for Nuclear energy in France?
07:02 What are your thoughts on EU energy policies?   
08:50 Are you worried about the political and economic future of the EU?
10:13 Has the age of oil and gas exploration ended?
12:40 What are your thoughts on the future of gas?
13:56 Does gas have a future in domestic space heating?
14:30 Will oil be limited to aviation?
18:00 What are your plans for the coming years? 


About the Guest:
Mr Arnaud Breuillac is the former President of Exploration & Production at TotalEnergies, a broad energy company that produces and markets energies on a global scale: oil and biofuels, natural gas and green gases, renewables and electricity.

Mr Breuillac is a graduate of the French engineering school Ecole Centrale de Lyon. He joined Total in 1982. He has held various positions in Exploration & Production in France, Abu Dhabi, the United Kingdom, Indonesia and Angola and in Refining in France.

Between 2004 and 2006, he served as Vice President, Iran, in the Middle East Divison, and in December 2006, he was appointed to Exploration & Production’s Management Committee in his position as Senior Vice President, Continental Europe and Central Asia.

On July 1, 2010, he was appointed Senior Vice President, Middle East in Exploration & Production. On January 1, 2011, he was appointed to Total’s Management Committee.


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Chapters:
00:54 The scope of clean energy technology at GE.
03:10 Running large capacity turbines on hydrogen.
05:35 The practicality of producing hydrogen.
11:25 Domestic use of hydrogen in the Middle East. 
18:26 Economies of scale with hydrogen capable turbines.
20:30 Onshore vs offshore wind farms. 
22:20 The environmental impact of wind farms.
24:09 GE's work in solar energy.


About the Guest:
Mr Abdurrahman Khalidi is the Chief Technology Officer at GE Gas Power, for Europe, the Middle East and Africa. He holds a PhD in architectural engineering from Cornell University and was formerly a Senior Mechanical engineer in GE global research in Niskayuna. Mr Khalidi also served as the Project manager in the Structural Mechanicals and Dynamics Lab in Niskayuna, New York. And, during his work on dynamics and vibrations, design and motion control of mechanical systems, he filed 28 US patents in various fields of technology.


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Chapters:
01:00 Moroccos dramatic energy mix shift to renewables.
02:40 When will Morocco achieve its renewable energy targets?
05:30 What does the future hold for solar energy in Morocco? 
07:05 What role will wind and hydropower play in Morocco's energy mix? 
08:15 What challenges exist in expanding renewable energy networks?
10:20 How will Morocco source and secure its gas supply in future? 
12:15 How soon could Morocco have an operational FSRU terminal? 
13:30 Is Morocco looking to develop its domestic gas fields? 
14:35 What are your thoughts on gas being labelled as "green energy"? 
15:55 How are Moroccos hard-to-abate sectors responding to the energy transition?
17:05 Is Morocco set to produce green hydrogen and green ammonia? 


About the Guest:
H.E. Dr Leila Benali is a Moroccan economist and politician who was appointed as the countries Minister of Energy Transition and Sustainable Development in October 2021. 

H.E. Dr Benali studied engineering at the Ecole Central de Paris and Ecole Mohammadia School and obtained a Master of Arts in engineering. She has also received a Master of Arts in politics in Politics and a Ph.D. in economics from Sciences Po in Paris.   

H.E. Dr Benali's professional career is extensive, with roles including Chief Economist to the IEF, and Chief Economist and Head of Strategy and Sustainability at the Arab Petroleum Investments Corporation (APICORP). Previously, she was also head of energy policy and gas strategy at Saudi Aramco; director at IHS, a global research firm and consultancy in security and energy; a professor at Sciences Po; and an industrial engineer at Schlumberger.


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Chapters:
00:35 Thoughts and insights into COP26
02:17 Why have gas prices seen such volatility?
06:30 Will gas prices rise again as the Northern Hemisphere winter approaches?
08:25 Why have main consumer markets not increased storage capabilities?
09:45 What impact will methane emissions have on gas producers?
11:55 Will the future of coal be saved by CCUS?
14:30 Does gas have a future as a ‘standby’ clean fuel?
17:30 Will the future of gas be forever embroiled in hydrogen? 

About the Guest:
Anne-Sophie Corbeau is a Global Research Scholar at the Center on Global Energy Policy at Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs. Her research focuses on hydrogen and natural gas. Anne-Sophie has over 20 years of experience in the energy industry and is a recognized expert on natural gas. She is the author of many publications focusing on gas, LNG markets, Asia, China, India and Africa, including the book “LNG markets in transition: the great reconfiguration” (Oxford, 2016). She is also a member of the Gastech governing body.

Prior to joining the Center, Mrs. Corbeau was a senior Leader and head of gas analysis at BP, where she was responsible for advising the Leadership Team on gas market developments and long term pricing assumptions. As part of the Economic and Energy Insights team, she was leading the Energy Outlook’s analysis on gas, industry, nuclear and hydrogen. She also served as a member of BP France’s Comex (board). Before joining BP, she was a Research Fellow at KAPSARC (King Abdullah Petroleum Studies and Research Center) in Riyadh where she set up and expanded the natural gas program. She also worked for the International Energy Agency (IEA) where she was responsible for managing the research on global gas markets, and for IHS CERA.

She began her career as an engineer working on fuel cells and hydrogen at Peugeot and Debis Systemhaus. Anne-Sophie holds an MSc from the Ecole Centrale Paris and an MSc from the University of Stuttgart.

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Chapters:
00:50 How can the MENA region reduce its carbon emissions?
04:30 What financial impact will carbon reductions have in hydrocarbon economies?
06:35 What effect will carbon taxes have on fuel exports from MENA? 
08:50 Is clean energy and intra-regional electrical network possible within the region?
11:08 What opportunities exist in the MENA region for low carbon hydrogen?
13:30 Is a more holistic approach needed in the reduction of emissions?
17:10 Emissions in a circular carbon economy. 
19:00 What realistic actions need to be taken today by users and producers alike?


About the Guest: 
Dr Mostefa Ouki is an independent energy consultant and has over thirty years of experience in developing, executing, and managing gas and energy-related techno-economic projects throughout the world.  He led numerous consulting and advisory assignments commissioned by governments; national and international energy companies; and, international financial institutions.  He also executed and led a number of consulting assignments on the planning and implementation of oil, gas and petrochemical infrastructure projects in key hydrocarbon producing countries in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region.

Dr Ouki worked closely with government and private sector policy decision-makers in a number of countries on the formulation, funding and implementation of energy and infrastructure projects and policies. He advised project lenders and financial advisors on the development of energy and infrastructure projects.

Dr Ouki is presently involved in research work on plans and developments in the MENA region to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and achieve carbon neutrality targets. He is also undertaking work on the preparedness of MENA hydrocarbon producing countries to address potential international decarbonisation measures.

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Chapters:
02:50 Challenges inherent in knowledge sharing between oil and gas producers?
06:05 Is there parochialism within the industry?
08:30 What kinds of knowledge are exchanged between producers?
10:24 Why aren’t members of the New Producers Group members of OPEC or GECF? 
11:50 How could new producers escape the rentier economy trap? 
13:55 Have the UK aid cutbacks affected members of the New Producers Group?
15:30 Will NOCs invest in solar power generation in the Southern Hemisphere? 
16:30 Can countries bypass expensive infrastructure costs in energy development?

About the Guest: 
Dr Valérie Marcel is the project lead for the New Producers Group, a South-South knowledge-sharing network of 30 emerging oil and gas producer countries. She is an established expert on national oil companies, petroleum-sector governance and emerging strategic issues shaping the energy sector.

She is the author of Oil Titans: National Oil Companies in the Middle East (Chatham House/Brookings, 2006). Recent publications include Fostering Resilience in Emerging Oil Producers in 2020 and The Cost of An Emerging National Oil Company, the most read Chatham House publication in 2016, with 41,000 downloads.

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Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:50 Will consumption of fossil fuels diminish?
06:39 Can the Middle East continue to grow amidst lower oil demand?
11:00 Measures needed in the Middle East to combat Climate Change.
13:15 Are alternative fuels viable for Middle Eastern countries?
16:20 Is Hydrogen a viable carrier of energy?
18:00 Thoughts on the IEA's Roadmap report.
20:55 How can the Middle East add value to its hydrocarbon resources?
22:35 Closing comments.

About the Guest:
Mr Ali Al-Saffar is the Middle East and North Africa Program Manager at the International Energy Agency in Paris and an author on seven editions of the IEA’s long-term forecast, the World Energy Outlook, including the “Outlook for Producer Economies.” Prior to joining the IEA in 2012, he served as a Middle East economist and chief automotive analyst at the Economist Intelligence Unit in London. He has degrees in economics and development studies.

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