The New Energy Agenda and Russia’s Global Leadership
The tightening competitive landscape for capital, technology, and market access in the global energy sector demands that energy companies undertake additional efforts to remain competitive and attractive to international investors. Developing and introducing new technologies is not about following a trend; it is a fundamental requirement. Competition between different forms of fuel, power engineering, distributed generation, the EOR method, and digitalization are complex processes that will determine the energy agenda of the future. The key challenge facing Russia in the energy sector is creating the right conditions to implement the full technological cycle, from the development of technology to its implementation and commercialization. How can Russia take the leading position in a race in which non-economic competition plays an increasingly important role? How can Russia retain its technological independence and ensure accelerated development?
Moderator
Ryan Chilcote,
TV Host, Special Correspondent, PBS NewsHour
Panellists
Adi Karev,
Global Oil and Gas Sector Leader, EY
Vitaly Korolev,
Deputy Head, Federal Antimonopoly Service of the Russian Federation (FAS Russia)
Pavel Livinsky,
General Director, Rosseti
Maksim Perelman,
General Director, Novomet
Alexey Texler,
First Deputy Minister of Energy of the Russian Federation
Valery Chichkanov,
Adviser to the President, Corresponding Member, Russian Academy of Sciences
Front row participants
Grigory Vygon,
Managing Director, VYGON Consulting
Oleg Zhdaneev,
Head of the Development and Production of Oil and Gas Equipment Department, Technology Company Schlumberger LLC
Aleksey Malyutin,
Head of Prospective Development Department of the Exploration and Production Unit, PJSC Gazprom Neft