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Annual Lecture 2024 - Michael Liebreich. Global Energy Transition Trends and Hydrogen

Energy Futures Lab 2024 Annual Lecture. Our keynote speaker, Michael Liebreich, delivered an enlightening talk on the latest global energy transition trends and the future of hydrogen. His wealth of experience and insights captivated our audience. Michael is a prominent figure in the energy sector, serves as co-managing partner of EcoPragma Capital LLP and CEO of Liebreich Associates. His impressive resume includes: Honorary Fellow of the Energy Institute Visiting Professor at Imperial College London Founder of BloombergNEF Advisor to the United Nations on hashtag#Sustainable Energy for All Host of the Cleaning Up Podcast and YouTube channel Following the lecture, hosted by Professor Nigel Brandon was an insightful panel discussion featuring: Kate Grannell, RISK Records Project Lead , Professor Tim Green, Professor of Electrical Power Engineering at Imperial College, Fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering, expert in future energy systems and renewable energy integration, Greg Jackson, Founder and Chief Executive of Octopus Energy, leading innovator in green energy technology, serial tech entrepreneur, and angel investor The event was a resounding success, and we are grateful to everyone who attended. Here are some highlights from the evening 📸: Through our hosted lectures and events, Energy Futures Lab at Imperial College London offers a platform for open debate on diverse perspectives related to energy topics. Our goal is to encourage critical thinking and debate. While we aim to invite widely recognised and knowledgeable speakers, their opinions are their own and should not be construed as an endorsement by our institute or the university. Energy Futures Lab remains committed to providing a respectful and inclusive forum for all viewpoints in the pursuit of advancing energy research and innovation. #EnergyTransition #NetZero #SustainableEnergy #Hydrogen #EnergyFuturesLab #AnnualLecture