There is no single solution to delivering net zero. The growth of affordable low-carbon energy will be driven by innovative technology.
How do we create an agile, integrated and interdependent energy system to capitalize on domestic opportunities and global markets?
Join a panel of experts as they dig into the insights and analyze the recommendations made in the Growing Green Energy Technology report, produced by the Technology Steering Board, Net Zero Technology Center and Accenture.
The report, which launches on 13 September, highlights the opportunities in hydrogen, offshore floating carbon capture and storage technologies, exploring the innovative solutions required to meet the commitments of the North Sea Transition Agreement.
The successful realization of these innovations will ultimately lead to greater cost competitiveness, create domestic and international supply chain opportunities, and provide low-carbon jobs.
Virtual event – free registration: Thursday 15 September 10:30 – 12:00 (BST)
Register for free here: www.tlbreport.co.uk
Use the QR code below to download a copy of the report.
Join our panel of experts
Myrtle Dawes
Solution Center Director, Net Zero Technology Center
© Supplied by NZTCMyrtle Dawes is Solutions Center Director at the Net Zero Technology Center where she leads the development of net zero technology in the energy sector. A Chartered Chemical Engineer, Myrtle is a determined leader with extensive experience in the energy sector both in the UK and abroad. Respected as a prominent voice in the energy transition, she began her career 30 years ago as an offshore engineer for BP, before holding leadership roles in engineering, project management, technology and digital transformation. Myrtle’s passion for innovation and technology inspires her colleagues, government and industry to take action and push the boundaries.
Ekaterina Kozinchenko
Managing Director, Accenture
© Supplied by NZTCEkaterina is Managing Director and Head of Downstream Consulting for Accenture in the UK and Ireland. She has 25 years of consulting experience, assisting major clients in the Energy and Industrial Products industry in Europe. Passionate about the energy transition, she has led numerous engagements in this space with a focus on natural gas, LNG and hydrogen. During her career, she has gained international experience in 15 countries in Europe, Asia and the Middle East.
Dr. Carlo Procaccini
Chief Technology Officer, North Sea Transition Authority
© Provided by NSTACarlo Procaccini is the UK North Sea Transition Authority’s Chief Technology Officer, and his role covers technology and innovation for the UKCS, ranging from oil and gas projects and operations to net zero solutions. Carlo has 25 years of experience in the oil and gas industry, having worked in both downstream and E&P. Prior to joining NSTA, he worked at Schlumberger focusing on projects to improve the performance of E&P assets in offshore basins, in the UK and internationally. Carlo holds a PhD in Chemical Engineering from MIT and is a Chartered Petroleum Engineer.
Katy Heidenreich
Director of Supply Chain and Operations, Offshore Energies UK
© Provided by OEUKKaty Heidenreich is Director of Supply Chain and Operations at Offshore Energies UK with responsibility for promoting industry competitiveness throughout the lifecycle of upstream operations, from exploration to decommissioning, to encourage investment and ensure the UK can meet its energy needs as much as possible. . Katy champions the UK’s world-class supply chain capabilities to maximize its opportunity to drive the technology and innovation required to deliver net zero targets. Katy Heidenreich brings more than 25 years of industry experience to the role, primarily from
Schlumberger Oilfield Services where she worked in a variety of technical, commercial and senior management roles in the UK, Norway and Azerbaijan.
About organizations
accentuation
Accenture is a leading global professional services company, offering a broad range of services in strategy and consulting, interactive, technology and operations, with digital capabilities across these services. We combine unmatched experience and specialized capabilities in more than 40 industries — powered by the world’s largest network of advanced technology centers and intelligent operations. With 513,000 people serving clients in more than 120 countries, Accenture brings continuous innovation to help clients improve their performance and create sustainable value across their enterprises. Visit us at www.accenture.com
Net Zero Technology Center
The Net Zero Technology Center (NZTC) develops and deploys technologies to accelerate an affordable net zero energy industry. Established in 2017, the Center was created as part of the Aberdeen City Region Deal, with £180m of UK and Scottish government funding to maximize the potential of the North Sea. To date, NZTC has co-invested £211 million in technologies that have the potential to generate £10-15 billion in gross value added (GVA) to the Scottish economy, screened over 1560 technologies, completed or progressed 168 trials in field, over 29 technologies have been commercialized and 45 new technology ventures have been supported. More information at www.netzerotc.com
Technology Steering Board
One of seven industry working groups reporting to the North Sea Transition Forum, the Technology Steering Board (TLB) represents a cross-section of the UK oil and gas and other offshore energy industries. TLB works with government and other stakeholders to deploy or develop technologies to strengthen UK oil and gas competitiveness and support the energy transition. Co-chaired between the North Sea Transition Authority (NSTA) and industry, it liaises with other North Sea Transition Task Forces on technology opportunities across the asset lifecycle. More information at www.the-tlb.com
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