Energy sector
In order to limit warming to 1.5Cº, a global decarbonisation rate of 15.2% year-on-year is needed. In 2021, that rate was just 0.5% – the lowest level for two decades. Bringing together a wide range of stakeholders from across the energy value chain, the GET Congress and Exhibition will emphasise that the desired decrease in emissions does not inevitably translate to an impediment to economic progress by spotlighting prominent alternative energy sources such as LNG, Renewables and Nuclear.
Reasons to sponsor and exhibit at GET:
- Showcase your role in the energy industry's transition to cleaner energy sources, including LNG, wind, solar, hydroelectric, and nuclear power, while ensuring reliability and energy security for carbon-intensive manufacturing sectors.
- Highlight your company’s ability to provide a stable and dependable energy supply to support manufacturing processes and reduce carbon emissions.
- Showcase advanced technologies and grid management systems that ensure reliable access to energy for manufacturing sectors, even as the energy mix shifts.
Reasons to speak at or participate at GET
- Emphasise your commitment to sustainability and its role in supporting carbon-intensive manufacturing sectors and other industries as they work toward reducing their carbon footprint and transitioning to cleaner energy sources.
- Highlight the industry's commitment to achieving universal energy access while transitioning to clean energy.
- Showcase efforts to ensure that energy access is extended to underserved regions, including those with carbon-intensive manufacturing facilities.
- Emphasise innovative financing models and collaborative partnerships to bridge energy access gaps for manufacturing sectors and vulnerable communities.
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Energy sector
In order to limit warming to 1.5Cº, a global decarbonisation rate of 15.2% year-on-year is needed. In 2021, that rate was just 0.5% – the lowest level for two decades. Bringing together a wide range of stakeholders from across the energy value chain, the GET Congress and Exhibition will emphasise that the desired decrease in emissions does not inevitably translate to an impediment to economic progress by spotlighting prominent alternative energy sources such as LNG, Renewables and Nuclear.
