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COP 28 delivered the UAE consensus with an unprecedented reference to the transition away from fossil fuels as well as encouraging parties to accelerate ‘ambitious, economy-wide emission reduction targets'. As the global energy transition gains pace, the GET Conference and Exhibition is a unique international forum for converting commitment into action. The convergence of multiple factors has brought the world to an inflection point, where the scale of the opportunity is matched only by the consequences of failure. Transformative progress on climate can only be achieved by breaking down silos and bringing industries closer together. GET will remove barriers and facilitate dialogue, unblock bottlenecks and solve common problems to create real change. This has never been attempted before on this scale. 

The event will bring together a wide range of stakeholders, providing a forum for cross-industry connection, the exchange of new ideas, collaboration and innovation.

Strategic Conference Agenda

Monday 01 July 2024
Tuesday 02 July 2024

Critical Agendas

The GET conference mission is to GET real action, GET real projects, GET real partnerships. To ensure the event’s success in delivering concrete results, we are working with a number of knowledge partners who have identified key challenges to accelerating the energy transition. The abstracts provided below provide an overview of these challenges. Following a period of consultation, the abstracts will be re-published as formal papers with proposed solutions and next steps and then presented during a panel session at GET.

The authors and the papers

  • Global climate change regulation without borders, Gibson Dunn
  • Decarbonising the global shipping industry by Paul Kettlety, LansdowneMoritz
  • Tackling the oil and gas industry’s methane challenge by Gavin Thompson, Wood Mackenzie
  • Funding the energy transition by Leyre de Adrian, Ionica Partners

To read the initial abstracts please click on the links below.