PROGRAM
October 04 | 09.00 – 18.00 UTC+6
“STUDENT ENERGY CHALLENGE” COMPETITION
Broadcast from: Nur-Sultan
“STUDENT ENERGY CHALLENGE” COMPETITION
Broadcast from: Nur-Sultan
Organized by: KAZENERGY, Shell Kazakhstan
Participants: Universities Scientific leaders, universities student teams, Shell Kazakhstan, KAZENERGY
The KAZENERGY Association and Shell Kazakhstan act as organizers of the anniversary season of the intellectual team competition “Student Energy Challenge” (hereinafter – the Competition), which is held among students of universities and colleges of Kazakhstan that train specialists in the field of Engineering and Technology in 2021. During 5 (five) years, 225 teams from 40 universities of Kazakhstan took part in the Competition.
This year, the Competition has been expanded with the “Student Energy Challenge-Junior” component for college students and will be held online this September.
The competitions are held in partnership and with the financial support of Shell Kazakhstan.
The Competition topics are focused on the development of ideas covering the field of energy, oil, gas and mining industries, and environmental protection/ecology.
The participants of the Competitions took part in Shell Nxplorers, a three-day training on the development of critical thinking.
In the final of the Competition, the teams will present their works in a video presentation to the jury consisting of representatives of the industry.
The winning teams of the Student Energy Challenge will undergo a paid digital internship, including career counseling, assessment and mentoring for members of the winning teams.
More detailed information about the “STUDENT ENERGY CHALLENGE” competition is published on the official website https://kazenergy.com/ru/operation/educational-program
The list of teams participating in the final of the Student Energy Challenge -2021 competition
| No. | Name of university | Teams | Team of the competition project |
| 1 | E. A. Buketov Karaganda University | Buketov Business School | Environmental Protection/Ecology. Elimination, recycling and disposal of industrial and household solid waste |
| 2 | Nazarbayev University | Impulse | Introduction of high technologies to monitor the state of health of operating personnel and minimize the risk of injury to health in the mining industry |
| 3 | Satpayev University | Oilmen | Elimination of scale formation in wells |
| 4 | Nazarbayev University | Eco Harmony |
Environmental Protection/Ecology Recycling Li-ion batteries utilizing hydrometallurgy technologies |
| 5 | Toraighyrov University (Pavlodar) | AirFlux | AirFlux is the production of an innovative compact air-supply ventilation system of Flux series (breathers) |
| 6 | Nazarbayev University | MUSTWIN | Integration of BESS and solar photovoltaic panels to increase the energy system performance |
| 7 | Kazakh-British Technical University | Ecolution |
Environmental Protection/Ecology: Problems of treatment and recycling of waste water. Project name: BioSu |
| 8 | Nazarbayev University | ReLife |
Environmental Protection/Ecology. Qurtpa. Smart recycling of food waste |
| 9 | Kazakh-British Technical University | GoGreen | Recycling food waste into fertilizer using the EM technology, providing recycling conditions for distributors/retailers, restaurant-keepers, farmers |
| 10 | Nazarbayev University | PowerX | Measuring the amount of icing on high-altitude power lines using wireless sensors |
| 11 | Al-Farabi Kazakh National University | Stardust Crusaders | Environmental Protection/Ecology, recycling of batteries and accumulators |
| 12 | Nazarbayev University |
EcoQadam
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Energy/electricity: digital and intelligent energy systems |
October 05 | 09.00 – 15.00 UTC+6
“STUDENT DIGITAL FEST” COMPETITION
Broadcast from: Nur-Sultan
“STUDENT DIGITAL FEST” COMPETITION
Broadcast from: Nur-Sultan
Organized by: KAZENERGY, Karachaganak Petroleum Operating B.V.
Participants: university research advisor, universities student teams, Karachaganak Petroleum Operating B.V., KAZENERGY
The second season of StudentDigitalFest started in May 2021. During the two years of its existence, more than 50 teams from 14 universities of Kazakhstan took part in the competition.
StudentDigitalFest is an effective platform for fulfilling the intellectual potential of student teams and developing technological solutions in the field of digitalization.
The uniqueness of this competition is that it is aimed at developing team solutions on the chosen topics with the specified technical parameters.
This year the Competition offers three topics for technical tasks:
- Automation of calculations of emissions of pollutants, greenhouse gases, and energy efficiency.
- Introduction of a remote pressure sensor system on the surface to improve and optimize well integrity monitoring.
- Development of a search engine based on pattern recognition for scanning and detecting designated symbols on technical drawings.
Each technical task describes obtaining the expected results in the form of automated calculation systems, constant monitoring of wellhead parameters, solutions with a clear graphical user interface with a window for uploading files for analysis.
A competent jury consisting of industry representatives will judge the best team solution projects. In the final, they will determine 3 winning teams.
The total prize fund of the Competition is USD 15,000 for all winning teams.
The list of teams participating in the final of the StudentDigitalFest– 2021 competition
| No. | Name of university | Team | Topic of the competition |
| 1 | D. Serikbayev East Kazakhstan State Technical University | Digital_EKTU | Terms of Reference No. 1 – Automated calculation of greenhouse gas emissions and energy efficiency. |
| 2 | G. Daukeyev Almaty University of Power Engineering and Telecommunications | Jojo Aupet Crusaders | Terms of Reference No. 1 – Automated calculation of greenhouse gas emissions and energy efficiency. |
| 3 | Sh. Ualikhanov Kokshetau State University | Shoqan | Terms of Reference No. 1 – Automated calculation of greenhouse gas emissions and energy efficiency. |
| 4 | Nazarbayev University | SKYWALKERS | Terms of Reference No. 2 – Introduction of a remote pressure transducer system at the surface for improving and optimizing the observation over the integrity of wells. |
| 5 | KazTech | Terms of Reference No. 2 – Introduction of a remote pressure transducer system at the surface for improving and optimizing the observation over the integrity of wells. | |
| 6 | Kazakh-British Technical University | BOTTi | Terms of Reference No. 2 – Introduction of a remote pressure transducer system at the surface for improving and optimizing the observation over the integrity of wells. |
| 7 | G. Daukeyev Almaty University of Power Engineering and Telecommunications | androgynous | Terms of Reference No. 3 – Development of a search system based on pattern identification to scan and detect the marked symbols on technical drawings. |
October 05 | 11.00 – 12.30 UTC+6
GR FORUM – NEW ENERGY AGENDA AND CHALLENGES FOR KAZAKHSTAN: THE ROLE OF STATE AND BUSINESS IN SUSTAINABILITY
GR FORUM – NEW ENERGY AGENDA AND CHALLENGES FOR KAZAKHSTAN: THE ROLE OF STATE AND BUSINESS IN SUSTAINABILITY
Organized by: KAZENERGY
Moderator: Aizhan Khamitova – Head of External Relations Service, Eni Kazakhstan
Participants:
- Rustem Kabzhanov – General Director, EcoJer Association
- Yerlik Karazhan – Founder of the KEN Sky platform
- Arman Satimov – Director for Continuous Improvement, NC KazMunayGas JSC
- Yerbol Ismailov – General Director, Eurasian Center for People Management
- Margulan Ospanov – Expert on Government Relations
In 2015, the Paris Agreement created the prerequisites for the “energy transition” and influenced the development of world energy. Realizing the importance of the global climate agenda, Kazakhstan has also made commitments to reduce greenhouse gas emissions under this agreement. In addition, the Republic announced its ambitious goals to achieve carbon neutrality by 2060, initiating the development of the Concept of low-carbon development of the country.
The strengthening role of the state and business is to find the right balance between various changes in the field of economy, social protection and environmental protection. The creation of partnerships between the state and business to address global challenges is quite reasonable and realistic, and provides for the establishment of an efficient model of interaction. The speed and depth of information that a business association or company can consolidate and submit to government bodies for decision-making become the key to effective GR communications.
What is the role of GR (Government Relations) in this interaction and how can it change over time?
Key issues:
- The role of GR in ensuring efficient energy transition in Kazakhstan;
- Business transformation during the implementation of national energy projects;
- Facets of interaction between the state and business to ensure a balance of interests;
- GR in the system of building a comfortable and predictable dialogue with political stakeholders;
- New GR strategies: “green” development vs economic growth.
October 05 | 13.00 – 14.00 UTC+6
LEADERSHIP: THE CERTAINTY OF UNCERTAINTY
GLOBAL PLENARY
LEADERSHIP: THE CERTAINTY OF UNCERTAINTY
GLOBAL PLENARY
Broadcast from: London and Nur-Sultan
Moderator: Eithne Treanor – Executive Chair, WE Talks, World Energy Council
Participants:
- Angela Wilkinson– Secretary General & CEO, World Energy Council
- Megan Woods – Minister of Energy and Resources, Government of New Zealand
- Ahlem Friga-Noy – Country Chair in Kazakhstan, TotalEnergies
- Kim Yin Wong – Minister of Energy and Resources, Government of New Zealand
Leaders everywhere are grappling with the certainty of much greater economic uncertainty as their perceptions of risk, opportunity, and priorities for action continue to evolve against a backdrop of ambitions to decarbonise energy, secure climate neutrality and meet the changing social energy agenda.
Questions:
- Which energy issues are front and centre for leaders across the world, and what are the gaps in implementation that need to be bridged and by whom?
- What investment choices have leaders made or deferred due to uncertainty on these issues?
- How have perceptions of ‘value’ changed, and how is the increased awareness of the societal and human impact of energy transition influencing decisions affecting communities, assets, markets, and resources?
October 05 | 14.15 – 15.15 UTC+6
ENERGY OF CENTRAL ASIA: NEW NATIONAL INITIATIVES AND PARTNERSHIPS – RECAF
ENERGY OF CENTRAL ASIA: NEW NATIONAL INITIATIVES AND PARTNERSHIPS – RECAF
Organized by: KAZENERGY, International Energy Charter
Chair: Dr. Urban Rusnak – Secretary-General, The International Energy Charter Secretariat
Moderator: Ruslan Galkanov – Head of the Transit Official, The International Energy Charter Secretariat
Participants:
- Asset Magauov – Vice-minister, The Ministry of Energy, Kazakhstan
- Enkhtuvshin Ganbaatar – Head of Renewable Energy Division, The Ministry of Energy, Mongolia
- Sorbon Kholmukhamadzoda – Head of the Energy Department, The Ministry of Energy and Water resources, Tajikistan
- Kerim Saparmukhamedov – Chief specialist of the Renewable Energy Service, The Ministry of Energy, Turkmenistan
- Feruz Kurbonov – Deputy Chairman of the Management Board for Investments, JSC “National Electric Grid of Uzbekistan”
Central Asia has significant hydrocarbon resources and great potential for renewable energy sources, allowing for opportunities to improve energy security in the region. Strengthening partnerships between the Central Asian countries – Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, especially in the field of electric power and water resources management, plays a key role in achieving national and regional priorities in the field of energy security, as well as in obtaining economic benefits from energy development.
Questions:
- What role will fossil fuels play in the future energy systems of Central Asia;
- Will gas become the main competitor for renewable energy in the region?
- Energy transition and approaches to decarbonisation: risks and opportunities for Central Asia;
- Integrated water resources management in Central Asia.
October 05 | 15.30 – 16.30 UTC+6
CIRCULAR CARBON ECONOMY IN THE MIDDLE EAST
REGIONAL PERSPECTIVES: MIDDLE EAST & GULF
CIRCULAR CARBON ECONOMY IN THE MIDDLE EAST
REGIONAL PERSPECTIVES: MIDDLE EAST & GULF
Moderator: Noura Alissa – Ministry of Energy, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Participants:
- Adam Sieminski – Senior Advisor to the Board, KAPSARC
- Julio Friedmann – Senior Research Scholar, CGEP at Columbia University
- Tidjani Niass – Senior Sustainability Strategist, Saudi Aramco
Currently mature solutions to address climate change such as energy efficiency and renewable energy, while necessary, may not be enough to achieve the goals set in the Paris Agreement. In the Middle East and Gulf States, there is a need to develop and deploy technologies of varying maturity to address emissions reductions across multiple sectors. A Circular Carbon Economy framework, such as developed by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, provides a comprehensive approach in utilising all available levers for emissions reduction. The approach aims to address the challenge of climate change while generating socio-economic value by creating valuable products from CO2.
Questions:
- What is Circular Carbon Economy framework?
- Why is Circular Carbon Economy framework necessary?
- How can governments and industries in the region deploy Circular Carbon Economy as a pathway for emissions reduction?
October 05 | 16.00 – 17.30 UTC+6
PLENARY SESSION OF THE KAZENERGY WOMEN’S ENERGY CLUB FORUM
“WOMEN IN ENERGY: EQUALITY AND SUCCESS”
PLENARY SESSION OF THE KAZENERGY WOMEN’S ENERGY CLUB FORUM
“WOMEN IN ENERGY: EQUALITY AND SUCCESS”
Organized by: KAZENERGY
The V Forum of KAZENERGY Women’s Energy Club “Women in Energy: Equality and Success” (hereinafter – the Forum) will include 5 thematic sessions and 1 plenary session:
Welcome address:
- Asset Magauov – Vice Minister of Energy, Republic of Kazakhstan
- Kenzhebek Ibrashev – General Director, KAZENERGY Association
- Aizada Akkaysieva – Chief Financial Officer, KAZMORTRANSFLOT UK Ltd, Chairman of the WEC
Participants:
- Zhaksybek Kulekeyev – Advisor to the Chairman of the Management Board,
NC KazMunayGas JSC - Lazzat Ramazanova – Chairman of the National Commission on Women Affairs and Family and Demographic Policy under the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Deputy of the Mazhilis of the Parliament of the RK
- Gulshara Abdykalikova * – Akim of Kyzylorda region
- Ahlem Friga-Noy – Country Chair in Kazakhstan, TotalEnergies
- Ndileka Mandela – General Director of Tembekile Mandela Foundation
- Madina Abylkassymova * – Chairman of the Agency of the Republic of Kazakhstan on Regulation and Development of the Financial Market
- Talgat Umirzhanov * – National Coordinator of the ILO in Kazakhstan
- Carolin Krolik – Senior Expert Communication International, German Energy Agency dena (Berlin)
- Maria Dotsenko – UN Women Representative to Kazakhstan
Questions:
- feelings of stigmatization or “elusive” professional development issues;
- women’s health in hazardous and harmful working conditions;
- rethinking the nature of work and green jobs;
- emotional conflict or emotional burnout when combining work and personal life;
- new forms of value and values in the post-Covid period, rethinking the employee experience, digital skills and new forms of work;
- gender potential in energy, RES as an attractive sector for women, etc.
October 05 | 18.00 – 19.00 UTC+6
ENERGY TRANSITION AND COMPETITION FOR RESOURCES IN THE REGION
ENERGY TRANSITION AND COMPETITION FOR RESOURCES IN THE REGION
Organized by: KAZENERGY
Moderator: Ramazan Zhampiisov – Head of Low Carbon Development Project Office, KazMunayGas JSC
Participants:
- Serikkali Brekeshev – Minister of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Kazakhstan
- Francesco La Camera – Director-General, IRENA
- Tor Fjaeran – President, World Petroleum Council
- Dmitry Maryasin– Deputy Executive Secretary of UNECE
The world is entering a stage of the so-called Fourth Energy Transition that involves the widespread use of renewable energy sources and the displacement of fossil fuels. However, the speed of the transition is linked with high uncertainty and diverse global pathways. As the world recovers from the Covid-19 crisis, how are countries and societies managing the rise in demand for energy and raw materials while meeting the goals of climate neutrality and energy for better lives?
Questions:
- What will be the role for fossil fuels in future energy mix?
- How can we preserve the energy balance and achieve sustainability in a rapidly changing world?
- Will the new energy world order affect the fuel and energy complex of Kazakhstan?
October 05 | 19.15 – 20.15 UTC+6
ENERGY 2.0: RISE OF THE MACHINES AND THE DIGITAL CUSTOMER
GLOBAL PLENARY
ENERGY 2.0: RISE OF THE MACHINES AND THE DIGITAL CUSTOMER
GLOBAL PLENARY
Moderator: Thierry Mortier – Global Digital & Innovation Lead for Energy, EY
Participants:
- Ekaterina Solnteva – Chief Digital Officer, State Atomic Energy Corporation ROSATOM
- Zhakhmetova Zhanat – Vice-minister, The Ministry of Energy, Kazakhstan
- Jo jo Hubbard
- Arnold Stokking, Brightsite
Accelerated digitalisation and datafication of energy societies and systems are leading to intense competition for energy-related services, bringing new players and business models into the market. Advances in computing power are also opening avenues to breakthrough innovations. How evenly distributed will the benefits of digitalisation be for consumers and customers?
Questions:
- Whose data is it? Can customer ownership of data truly democratise energy access and equity?
- What is the impact of the digital divide and digitalisation on energy transition?
- Who are the new players, winners, and losers in the race for digitalisation?
October 05 | 20.30 – 21.30 UTC+6
TURNING POINTS IN THE GLOBAL E-MOBILITY TRANSITION
REGIONAL PERSPECTIVE: NORTH AMERICA
TURNING POINTS IN THE GLOBAL E-MOBILITY TRANSITION
REGIONAL PERSPECTIVE: NORTH AMERICA
Moderator: Mark Duvall – Director, Electrification and Customer Solutions, EPRI
Participants:
- Ashley Hovart – Vice President, Head of E-Mobility, Schneider Electric
- Brita Gross – Managing Director, RMI
- Rodolfo Guzman – Managing Partner Americas, Arthur D. Little
- Michael Berube – Deputy Assistant Secretary for Sustainable Transportation, Department of Energy, USA
The electrification of transportation is accelerating on many fronts globally, driven by national policies and enabled by rapidly evolving technologies and decreasing costs. It is increasingly important for both national and community stakeholders to clearly understand the pace of change within the transportation sector and to develop strategies and programs to remove obstacles to the adoption of electric vehicle technologies. These include: Blueprint for deploying and operating a reliable, accessible, and resilient national EV charging infrastructure; Local development of EV technology, manufacturing ecosystems, and businesses; Ensure that e-mobility options and services are relevant and equitable to communities.
Questions:
- What are the key technology issues that must be addressed to ensure that the global e-mobility transition meets its objectives (~40-50% new vehicle sales by 2030, 80%+ by 2050)?
- What steps can developing economies (as well as impacted communities, within developed economies) take to ensure that their residents can fully participate in the environmental and economic benefits of e-mobility?
- What are the lessons learned from North America (EV technology, deployment, adoption, infrastructure, as well as policies and incentives) that can offer guidance to other countries and communities in their own e-mobility transition?
October 05 | 21.45 – 22.45 UTC+6
HUMANISING ENERGY: MEETING THE ENABLERS OF THE TRANSITION
GLOBAL PLENARY
HUMANISING ENERGY: MEETING THE ENABLERS OF THE TRANSITION
GLOBAL PLENARY
Moderator: Betty Sue Flowers – Writer, Editor and International Business Consultant
Participants:
- Clay Koplin – Mayor of Cordova, Alaska & CEO, Cordova Electric Cooperative
- Faith Chege – Portfolio Coordinator, EEP Africa
- Negar Soufi – Senior Vice President and General Manager at Infineon Technologies
- Vaitea Cowan – Co-Founder, Head of Communications, Enapter
- Mark Gavhure – Partner Manager, Programme Partnerships, BBC StoryWorks
- Omar Zaafrani – Chair Communications & Strategy Committee, World Energy Council
The energy transition is accelerating. As the sector and policymakers set out ambitious targets, global audiences seek the tools they need to both understand and play their part in the energy transition. This discussion will celebrate the launch of Humanising Energy, a new online series of films presented by the World Energy Council and produced by BBC StoryWorks Commercial productions. It will focus on showcasing innovations highlighted by the Council’s global community, which are driving the energy transformation through the people enabling the transition at a grassroots level.
October 06 | 10.00 – 12.30 UTC+6
XII KAZENERGY YOUTH FORUM
PLENARY SESSION “TRAINING IN NEW REALITIES: FROM RETHINKING TO TRANSFORMATION”
XII KAZENERGY YOUTH FORUM
PLENARY SESSION “TRAINING IN NEW REALITIES: FROM RETHINKING TO TRANSFORMATION”
During the 11 years of holding Youth Forums, representatives of state bodies, heads of major energy companies of Kazakhstan, international organizations, youth movements and initiatives took an active and meaningful part.
Youth Forums are focused directly on working with young specialists. Almost all the events were not only original in their essence, but also aimed to promote the comprehensive development of their participants.
This year, for the first time due to the coronavirus pandemic, the XII KAZENERGY Youth Forum “Personnel Training in New Realities: from Rethinking to Transformation” will be held in a virtual space.
The agenda of the Forum will try to reveal three important topics for today’s youth:
- “Fresh Angle on Career Guidance”, where experts will answer such exciting questions as “How to choose the right profession and for whom it is more necessary: for a person or the economy of the country?”, “What new challenges are waiting for us with the adoption of the Concept of lifelong learning?”, ” What is career guidance?”.
- The issues of personnel training in universities in new realities, what to learn for a successful career in new realities will be touched upon. Experts will also talk about today’s trends that determine the future of professional training.
- What skills and knowledge the employer is ready to work with today, what new approaches in personnel training are offered by our companies today, where and how it will be possible to pass an international internship. Our invited experts from companies and organizations will tell about this.
October 06 | 11.30 – 12.30 UTC+6
FUTURE FUELS
REGIONAL PERSPECTIVE: ASIA-PACIFIC
FUTURE FUELS
REGIONAL PERSPECTIVE: ASIA-PACIFIC
Moderator: Tina Schirr – Executive Director, BusinessNZ Enegry Council
Participant:
- Richard Lancaster – CEO CLP Holdings Limited and Chair of WEC-HK, Hong Kong
- Andrew Clennett – CEO and Co-Founder, Hiringa Energy, New Zealand
- Alex Looi Tink Huey – Deputy Chair of Energy WG, ASEAN Federation of Engineering Organisations, Malaysia
- Ken Koyama – Chief Economist and Senior Managing Director, Institute of Energy Economics, Japan
Alternative low-carbon options are emerging across the Asia Pacific region as we seek to reduce carbon emissions, from biofuels to synthetic fuels. What are the opportunities, challenges and future outlook of each option?
Questions:
- Which future fuel shows greatest potential for your country and why?
- How can we overcome production, supply, and storage barriers?
- How do we ensure a ‘just transition’ and ensure these fuels are accessible, reliable, and affordable to all?
October 06 | 13:00 – 14:00 UTC+6
THE ROLE OF GAS IN THE ENERGY TRANSITION IN RUSSIA AND KAZAKHSTAN
TELECONFERENCE SPIGF-2021
THE ROLE OF GAS IN THE ENERGY TRANSITION IN RUSSIA AND KAZAKHSTAN
TELECONFERENCE SPIGF-2021
Organized by: KAZENERGY, X St. Petersburg International Gas Forum
Moderator:
Mikhail Smirnov – President of the Energy Innovation Association of Innovative Enterprises in the Energy Sector.
Chokan Laumulin – Professor, The Kazakh British Technical University, Research Affiliate, Cambridge Central Asia Forum, University of Cambridge
Paticipants:
- Murat Zhurebekov – First Vice Minister of Energy, Republic of Kazakhstan
- Pavel Zavalny – Chairman of the State Duma’s Committee for Energy, President of the Russian Gas Society
- Abzal Kismetov – Depute General Director, Intergas Central Asia JSC, (Member of the Management Board)
- Thomas A. Pellette – Senior Vice President, Caterpillar
Current policy of majority of states focuses on changing the energy mix in favour of natural gas – the most promising of traditional energy sources, and the only one that has
every chance of competing with renewables in the future. Expanding the use of gas as one of the most environmentally friendly fuels is especially important in light of the decarbonisation of the global economy and the Paris Climate Agreement, to which Kazakhstan and Russia acceded in 2016.
The resources available in Kazakhstan and Russia – raw materials, technological, engineering and human resources – will help to build into the new global market and satisfy, first and foremost, domestic and later external demand.
Questions:
- Adaptation of natural gas companies to new challenges;
- The role of marketing for natural gas; how the geography and volumes of consumption will change in the energy transition;
- Domestic and export market pricing;
- Role of gas in the energy mix of the EAEU markets;
- Potential for LNG development;
October 06 | 14:15 – 15:15 UTC+6
CARBON NEUTRALITY AND ENERGY FOR BETTER LIVES:
NEW OPPORTUNITIES FOR KAZAKHSTAN
CARBON NEUTRALITY AND ENERGY FOR BETTER LIVES:
NEW OPPORTUNITIES FOR KAZAKHSTAN
Organized by: KAZENERGY, NWF Samruk-Kazyna JSC
Moderator: Erlan Durmagambetov – Managing Director of Strategy, Sustainability and Digital Transformation at NWF “Samruk-Kazyna” JSC
Keynote speech: Yernat Berdigulov – Co-Managing Director for Strategy, Sustainability and Digital Transformation, NWF Samruk-Kazyna JSC
Discussion panelists:
- Mohammad Abdelqader El Ramahi – Director, Asset Management and Technical Services, Masdar
- Konstantin Nazarov – Director Strategic Development, CIS & Eastern Europe, Air Products
- German Burmeister – Senior Vice President and Country Chair, Shell Kazakhstan
- Dinesh Sivasamboo – Managing Director, Exxon Mobil Kazakhstan Inc.
- Nariman Mannapbekov – Country Director in Kazakhstan, ADB
- Dastan Abdulgafarov – Deputy Chairman of the Management Board for Strategy, Investments and Business Development, KazMunayGas JSC
According to the World Energy Outlook until 2050 prepared by BP, in two of the three scenarios, oil will soon cease to be the number one product in the global energy market and in any case will lose its position. The main factors that will affect the reduction of power generation from fossil raw materials will be the course for decarbonisation and carbon neutrality.
In view of this, what awaits the global energy market and how are countries such as Kazakhstan as a hydrocarbon-oriented economy adapting to ensure further development and energy security in the region? As one of the most energy-intensive countries in the world with almost 70% of electricity generation still dependant on coal, what are the opportunities for Kazakhstan’s energy transition?
Questions:
- What is the forecast for Kazakhstan’s energy market development in the move to a clean and just energy transition?
- How do the ambitions of Kazakhstan and the countries of the region match the development of renewable energy sources?
- What are the latest technologies driving Kazakhstan’s “green” agenda and goals to achieve carbon neutrality?
October 06 | 15.30 – 16.30 UTC+6
HYDROGEN: AVOIDING THE TROUBLE OF THE BUBBLE
GLOBAL PLENARY
HYDROGEN: AVOIDING THE TROUBLE OF THE BUBBLE
GLOBAL PLENARY
Moderator: Arthur Hanna – Senior Advisor to the Secretary General, World Energy Council
Participants:
- Nobuo Tanaka – Senior Adviser to the Secretary General for Hydrogen – Asia, World Energy Council
- Mohit Bhargava – CEO, NTPC Renewable Energy LTd
- Fiona Simon – Chief, Executive Officer, Australian Hydrogen Council
- Jeroen Van Hoof – Global Energy, Utilities & Resources Leader, PwC
The current hydrogen conversation focuses heavily on supply, overlooking the critical role of hydrogen users. Demand-centric hydrogen perspectives are needed to facilitate the development of global value chains and to fulfil hydrogen’s potential role as a clean energy vector.
Questions:
- How do different players see the role of policy and markets to promote development, whilst de-risking the creation of a bubble and promoting customer acceptance?
- What are the most pressing issues related to hydrogen development, which if not tackled appropriately, risks a supply bubble?
- How are different regions of the world implementing practical and innovative models to scale up and encourage investment and shared learning?
October 06 | 16.00 – 17.30 UTC+6
PRESENTATION: KAZENERGY NATIONAL ENERGY REPORT 2021
PRESENTATION: KAZENERGY NATIONAL ENERGY REPORT 2021
Chairman: Kenzhebek Ibrashev – General Director, KAZENERGY Association
Welcome address: Daniel Yergin – Vice chairman, IHS Markit, the Pulitzer-Prize winner
Keynote speech: Matthew J. Sagers – Vice President, Russian and Caspian Energy Research, IHS Markit
Participants:
- Katya de Vere Walker – Director, SEEPX Energy Limited
- Sungat Yessimkhanov – Chairman of the Management Board, Samruk-Energy JSC
- Kevin Lyon – General director, Tengizchevroil
- Yermek Marabayev – Deputy Managing Director, NCOC N.V.
- Li YongHong – Vice Presidnet, CNPC International in Kazakhstan
Session description
The National Energy Report (NER) is a comprehensive document containing information on the current state of the energy sector and its development prospects in Kazakhstan. The KAZENERGY Association has so far published four NERs: in 2013, 2015, 2017 and 2019. The documents reflect a strategic view of KAZENERGY on the sustainable development of the oil, gas and energy sectors of the Republic of Kazakhstan, as a single system. The main expert in the process of preparing the NER was IHS Markit.
The NER has become a significant event for the entire expert community of the country and provided guidelines for further development of the energy industry in Kazakhstan in the global energy context. The conclusions and recommendations developed on its basis turned out to be relevant for the state and the business community in the process of making important and difficult decisions.
October 06 | 18.00 – 19.00 UTC+6
CUSTOMERS OF THE FUTURE
FUTURE ENERGY LEADERS’ SESSION
CUSTOMERS OF THE FUTURE
FUTURE ENERGY LEADERS’ SESSION
Broadcast from: London / Worldwide
Participants:
- Mateusz Treder – Director of Customer Success, Cognite
- Tatenda Phiri – Energy Researcher, Vienna University of Technology
- Keshan Samarasinghe – Clean Energy Technology Specialist (Consultant), Asian Development Bank
- Thaddeus Anim-Somuah – Engineering Manager Projects, Croda
- Prachi Gupta – Consultant, NITI Aayog, Government of India
The energy sector landscape is rapidly changing with increasing emphasis on low carbon development and associated technological and other advancements including dealing with challenges such as COVID-19 Pandemic. For successful delivery of these energy services, we the Future Energy Leaders at the World Energy Council will explore – what drives the future customer; their changing needs, expectations and experiences and what engages and excites them in a new world defined by shifting needs and priorities.
October 06 | 19.15 – 20.15 UTC+6
ENERGY FOR HUMANITY: ACHIEVING ABUNDANCE IN A WORLD OF SCARCITY
GLOBAL PLENARY: ROAD TO CONGRESS 2022
ENERGY FOR HUMANITY: ACHIEVING ABUNDANCE IN A WORLD OF SCARCITY
GLOBAL PLENARY: ROAD TO CONGRESS 2022
Moderator: John Defterios – Former Emerging Markets Editor, CNN & Adjunct Professor of Business, NYU Abu Dhabi
Participants:
- Juan Carlos Jobet – Minister of Energy, Government of Chile
- Maria van der Hoeven – Senior Adviser to Secretary General for Literacy, World Energy Council
- Maria Suner-Fleming – Chief Executive Officer of the Swedish Association of Mines, Mineral and Metal Producers
- Bob Dudley – Former Group Chief Executive Officer, BP
We live in a world of increasing demand, and demands on the limits of our planet. The renewables revolution is materially intensive, and not yet accessible to all. Three billion people worldwide are living in energy poverty, whilst nearly one billion do not have any access to electricity. With growing disparity and scarcity, how can we achieve abundance of energy needed for meaningful livelihoods for all of humanity?
Questions:
- What steps are leaders taking to promote meaningful access to energy, lifting 3 billion people worldwide out of energy poverty into modern, clean energy?
- What action priorities are being implemented to bring clean heating, cooling, and cooking to consumers?
- And what are the impacts seemingly insatiable demand on raw materials, minerals, and other resources?
October 06 | 20.30 – 21.30 UTC+6
DECARBONISATION: THE LATIN AMERICA REALITY
REGIONAL PERSPECTIVE: LATIN AMERICA
DECARBONISATION: THE LATIN AMERICA REALITY
REGIONAL PERSPECTIVE: LATIN AMERICA
Moderator: Juan Benavides – Energy Consultant, Fedesarrollo
Participants:
- Andrea Heins – Chair, Argentina Member Committee, World Energy Council
- Diego Hernández – President, National Mining Society Chile
- Santiago Martínez – Sustainability and Decarbonisation Manager, Ecopetrol
- Eduardo López – Country General Manager, BYD Panama
Latin America’s main aggregated and interconnected sectors – such as transport, manufacturing and agriculture – are the main contributors to the region’s greenhouse gas emissions. The decarbonisation of the electricity sector in these interconnected sectors is a starting point in finding a viable solution to generating clean energy and supporting further deployment of renewables. What can be the best way forward for Latin America’s energy sector to meet carbon neutrality targets by 2050?
Questions:
- How can the consumers and end users of Latin American countries actively play a part in the energy transition?
- How are countries in the region managing the challenges of the continued use of fossil fuels?
- What are the challenges and opportunities for natural gas and for potential developments such as Vaca Muerta?
October 06 | 21.45 – 22.45 UTC+6
IT’S ALL ABOUT THE MONEY, MONEY, MONEY…OR IS IT?
GLOBAL PLENARY
IT’S ALL ABOUT THE MONEY, MONEY, MONEY…OR IS IT?
GLOBAL PLENARY
October 07 | 09.00 – 18.00 UTC+6
KAZENERGY WOMEN’S ENERGY CLUB FORUM
«WOMEN IN ENERGY: EQUALITY AND SUCCESS»
KAZENERGY WOMEN’S ENERGY CLUB FORUM
«WOMEN IN ENERGY: EQUALITY AND SUCCESS»
Broadcast from: Nur-Sultan Nur-Sultan
Organized by: KAZENERGY
The V Forum of KAZENERGY Women’s Energy Club “Women in Energy: Equality and Success” (hereinafter – the Forum) will include 5 thematic sessions and 1 plenary session:
Plenary session “Women in Energy: Equality and Success”
UP and DOWN
Careers, barriers, balance
The role of health and working conditions for women
Post-Covid form of work: office, remote or hybrid?
The Role of Women in Renewable Energy Development
Key Topics:
- feelings of stigmatization or “elusive” professional development issues;
- women’s health in hazardous and harmful working conditions;
- rethinking the nature of work and green jobs;
- emotional conflict or emotional burnout when combining work and personal life;
- new forms of value and values in the post-Covid period, rethinking the employee experience, digital skills and new forms of work;
- gender potential in energy, RES as an attractive sector for women, etc.
Participants:
- Assem Zhakipova – Chief Operating Officer of the AIFC Court
- Assel Narymbetova – dissertation supervisor Geneva Business School
- Zarina Bakenova – General Manager for Government & Community Relations / Business Advisor to NCOC N.V.
- Madina Crabb – Vice President Finance at Shell Qatar
- Olga Abdrakhmanova – Deputy Director General for Corporate Relations of Verny Capital Group
- Anastasia Karnaukh – Career consultant, coach (Oman)
- Aizhan Khamitova – Head of External Relations Service, Eni Kazakhstan
- Aigul Safi, D-doctor, endocrinologist
- Sholpan Altybayeva – General Manager of HR Department at Chevron Eurasia Business Unit
- Aizada Akkaysieva – Chief Financial Officer, KAZMORTRANSFLOT UK Ltd, Chairman of the Women’s Energy Club Forum
- Kamshat Baizhanova – General Manager of HR at Tengizchevroil
- Zamzagul Bekova, General Manager of the Finance Department, Tengizchevroil
- Almagul Kazbayeva – Human Resources Manager, Shell Kazakhstan
- Akmaral Seydigalieva, Deputy Chairman of the Management Board for Economics and Finance, Ekibastuz GRES-2 JSC
- Aliya Ilyassova, PhD, International Expert on Gender Issues
- Barbara Rambousek – Director, Gender & Economic Inclusion, EBRD
- Ksenia Babushkina – Partner, Head of the Advisory Practice in Central Asian and the Caucasus
- Sam Kelly – Senior Consultant, Ergon Associates, UK
- Gulzada Shakulikova – Rector Atyrau Oil and Gas University named after S. Utebayev
- Irina Gayda – Director of the SKOLKOVO Energy Centre
October 07 | 11.00 – 13.00 UTC+6
CONFERENCE DEDICATED TO CPC-K’S 25TH ANNIVERSARY
CONFERENCE DEDICATED TO CPC-K’S 25TH ANNIVERSARY
Organized by: KAZENERGY, Caspian Pipeline Consortium JSC (CPC)
Moderator:
Participants:
- Magzum Mirzagaliyev – Minister of Energy, Republic of Kazakhstan
- Daniyar Berlibayev – Chief Oil Transportation, International Projects and Saryarka Pipeline Construction Officer NC KazMunayGas JSC
- Kevin Lyon – General director, Tengizchevroil
- Kuanysh Kudaibergenov – Vice General Director, Karachaganak Petroleum Operating B. V.
- Olivier Lazar – Managing Director, NCOC
- Nikolai Gorban – General Director, Caspian Pipeline Consortium JSC
- Kairgeldy Kabyldin – Deputy General Director for Relations with the Government of the RK Caspian Pipeline Consortium – K JSC
This year, the Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC) Joint Stock Company celebrates the 25th anniversary of its establishment. The Agreement on the establishment of the Closed Joint-Stock Company “Caspian Pipeline Consortium-R” and “Caspian Pipeline Consortium – K” was signed in Moscow on December 6, 1996.
The CPC pipeline system is one of the largest investment projects in the energy sector with the participation of foreign capital in the CIS. The length of the Tengiz – Novorossiysk pipeline is 1,511 km. This route transports more than two-thirds of all Kazakhstan’s export oil, as well as raw materials from Russian fields, including those located in the Caspian Sea. The CPC Marine Terminal is equipped with three tanker loading units (TLUs), which make it possible to load tankers safely at a considerable distance from the coast, including in adverse weather conditions.
October 07 | 13.00 – 14.00 UTC+6
CAPACITY BUILDING FOR A NET-ZERO AFRICA
REGIONAL PERSPECTIVE: AFRICA
CAPACITY BUILDING FOR A NET-ZERO AFRICA
REGIONAL PERSPECTIVE: AFRICA
Moderator: Sean Cleary – Chairman, Strategic Concepts (Pty) Ltd
Participant:
- Elham Ibrahim – Africa Regional Vice Chair, Egypt
- Abubakar Sambo – NNC-WEC Nigeria Chair, Nigeria
- Victoria Shiimi – Chief Economist, Energy Planning and Research, Ministry of Mines and Energy Namibia
- David Muthike – Energy Society of Kenya (ESK) vice Chair, Kenya
Many African countries who signed the Paris Agreement have set out on an ambitious plan to reduce their carbon emissions to zero by 2050. Despite many pledges and efforts by governments to tackle the causes of global warming, GHG emissions are still growing drastically. What can African countries do to accelerate the implementation of those ambitious targets? How can they prepare their populations and workforces to face some of the unavoidable changes and empower them to be enablers of a successful transition?
Questions:
- How can we assess Africa’s preparedness for the transitions to net zero economies?
- What capacity building efforts should the region undertake to ensure its workforce can drive the transition?
- What are the opportunities for decision makers in Africa to enforce the development and implementation of policies aiming at achieving net-zero in sectors such as e-mobility and hydrogen?
October 07 | 14:15 – 15:15 UTC+6
PETROCHEMICAL INDUSTRY: EXPLORING TECHNOLOGY TRENDS AND COMPETENCIES IN KAZAKHSTAN
PETROCHEMICAL INDUSTRY: EXPLORING TECHNOLOGY TRENDS AND COMPETENCIES IN KAZAKHSTAN
Organized by: KAZENERGY, Association of Producers and Consumers of Petrochemical Products ALE
Moderator: Raushan Sarmurzina – Chairwoman of the Board, Association of Producers And Consumers Of Petrochemical Products
Participants:
- Murat Zhurebekov – First Vice Minister of Energy, Republic of Kazakhstan
- Bolat Akchulakov – Managing Director for Asset Management NWF “Samruk-Kazyna” JSC
- Dmitrii Makeyev – Director of Oil Refining and Petrochemistry Department, NC KazMunayGas JSC
In order to implement the ambitious task of creating production facilities for deep processing of hydrocarbon raw materials (4th-5th stages), Kazakhstan is developing a National Project for the development of the petrochemical industry until 2025 (medium term) and a Long-Term Development Strategy for the petrochemical industry, which outline specific tasks and measures aimed at creating a competitive industry with high added value.
The construction of new plants with high level of technical complexity and social significance, will serve as the basis for the creation of a number of other industries in the chemical, light, food, automotive, construction, mechanical engineering, medicine and other industries. Through the involvement of innovative technological solutions in the construction of these projects, Kazakhstan will increase its competence in the industry.
Key issues:
- Modernization of refining capacities as a factor of stability in providing the domestic market with highly competitive and environmentally friendly oil products.
- Trends in oil refining and petrochemistry.
- Technological trends and competencies in the petrochemical industry of Kazakhstan
- Development factors in the engineering and construction market in the petrochemicals segment of Kazakhstan.
- The largest petrochemical projects in Kazakhstan and in the countries of the region.
- Kazakhstan gas: from utilization to monetization.
- Petrochemicals in the world. Global experience.
Petrochemical clusters – to what extent do they justify the trust?
October 07 | 15.30 – 17.00 UTC+6
GLOBAL PLENARY SESSION
WORLD ENERGY TRILEMMA 2021 – BALANCING DIMENSIONS: NAVIGATING CHANGE ACROSS ENERGY GEOGRAPHIES
GLOBAL PLENARY SESSION
WORLD ENERGY TRILEMMA 2021 – BALANCING DIMENSIONS: NAVIGATING CHANGE ACROSS ENERGY GEOGRAPHIES
Broadcast from: London and Nur-Sultan
Moderator: Dan Murphy – Correspondent, CNBC International
Welcome address:
KASSYM-JOMART TOKAYEV – PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF KAZAKHSTAN
Keynote Speech:
- Magzum Mirzagaliyev – Minister of Energy of the Republic of Kazakhstan
- Angela Wilkinson– Secretary General & CEO, World Energy Council
Participants:
- Kanat Bozumbayev – Aide to the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan
- Timur Kulibayev – Chairman, KAZENERGY Association
- Sir Philip Lowe – Executive Chair, World Energy Trilemma, World Energy Council
- Mazhit Sharipov – Chief Executive Officer, NAC Kazatomprom JSC
- Kornelia Shilunga – Deputy Minister of Mines and Energy, Government of Namibia
- Thomaz Fritz – Energy Partner, Oliver Wyman
- Jimmy Khoo – CEO, SP PowerGrid, Singapore
WORLD ENERGY TRILEMMA 2021 – BALANCING DIMENSIONS: NAVIGATING CHANGE ACROSS ENERGY GEOGRAPHIES
World Energy Trilemma 2021 – The results are in. Hear how countries and regions across the world balanced the competing dimensions Energy Security, Energy Equity and Environmental Sustainability, and how policy decisions taken a few years ago may have created impact and positioned them to face some of todays’ challenges. The session will launch the 2021 Trilemma report, review its highlights and take a closer look at specific geographies of energy including Arctic, ASEAN and OPEC+.
Questions:
- What successful approaches have countries adopted to improve their performance on energy security, equity and affordability and environmental sustainability?
- How did the relative Trilemma performance position countries and regions for the shock of Covid-19?
- What conclusions can be drawn from the relative performance of countries that have close regional interactions, political ties or connected energy systems? How will policy shifts impact future Trilemma performances?
October 07 | 18.30 – 19.30 UTC+6
ACTIVE ENERGY CITIZENS: AT THE HEART OF THE ENERGY TRANSITION
REGIONAL PERSPECTIVE: EUROPE
ACTIVE ENERGY CITIZENS: AT THE HEART OF THE ENERGY TRANSITION
REGIONAL PERSPECTIVE: EUROPE
Moderator: Jörg Gmeinbauer – Global Vice President Power & Utilities at Bureau Veritas
Participants:
- Haris Doukas – Assistant Professor National Technical University of Athens
- Fergal Egan – Manager, Dingle Project – ESB
- Céline Göhlich – Co Founder, Everyone Energy and Project Manager 100% Renewable Foundation
- Gonçalo Mendes – Postdoctoral Researcher – Lappeenranta-Lahti University of Technology LUT
Consumers and end-users are increasingly expected to play an active role in the energy system, propelled by increased use of digital technologies and new energy uses. As an ‘energy citizen’, how can we ensure that all citizens, communities and societies – including the most vulnerable – are involved in a clean and just energy transition?
Questions:
- What is expected of the future ‘energy citizen’ in the energy transition?
- How can consumers / end-users become ‘active energy citizens’?
- How do we involve all parts of society in the transition?
October 07 | 19.45 – 20.45 UTC+6
TIPPING POINTS AND TRANSITIONS TO 2040
GLOBAL PLENARY
TIPPING POINTS AND TRANSITIONS TO 2040
GLOBAL PLENARY
Moderator: Arthur Hanna – Senior Advisor to the Secretary General, World Energy Council
Participants:
- Rafael Cayuela – Chief Economist, The Dow Chemical company
- Gina Domanig – Managing Partner, Emerald Technology Ventures
Diversity in energy systems is increasing, in terms of people, technologies, geographies, needs and uses, opening up multiple transition pathways. How could these pathways evolve by 2040, when nine billion people with different lifestyles and behaviours to those of today inhabit our earth? Gamechangers such as synthetic molecules, new materials, and flexible storage, are colliding with new ‘customer-centric’ business models emerging at global and ultra-local levels.
Questions:
- What are the fundamental disruptions, innovations and transformations taking place in adjacent sectors that will impact energy?
- What other demand-side disruptions does energy need to prepare for?
- How will advances in AI and quantum computing affect developments in clean molecules?
October 07 | 21.00 – 21.15 UTC+6
CLOSING RELECTIONS WITH JEAN-MARIE DAUGER, CHAIR, WORLD ENERGY COUNCIL CLOSING REFLECTIONS
CLOSING RELECTIONS WITH JEAN-MARIE DAUGER, CHAIR, WORLD ENERGY COUNCIL CLOSING REFLECTIONS
Wrap-up day 3
Broadcast from: London
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OCTOBER 04 - MON
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October 04 | 09.00 – 18.00 UTC+6
“STUDENT ENERGY CHALLENGE” COMPETITION
Broadcast from: Nur-Sultan
October 04 | 09.00 – 18.00“STUDENT ENERGY CHALLENGE” COMPETITION
Broadcast from: Nur-Sultan
Organized by: KAZENERGY, Shell Kazakhstan
Participants: Universities Scientific leaders, universities student teams, Shell Kazakhstan, KAZENERGY
The KAZENERGY Association and Shell Kazakhstan act as organizers of the anniversary season of the intellectual team competition “Student Energy Challenge” (hereinafter – the Competition), which is held among students of universities and colleges of Kazakhstan that train specialists in the field of Engineering and Technology in 2021. During 5 (five) years, 225 teams from 40 universities of Kazakhstan took part in the Competition.
This year, the Competition has been expanded with the “Student Energy Challenge-Junior” component for college students and will be held online this September.
The competitions are held in partnership and with the financial support of Shell Kazakhstan.
The Competition topics are focused on the development of ideas covering the field of energy, oil, gas and mining industries, and environmental protection/ecology.
The participants of the Competitions took part in Shell Nxplorers, a three-day training on the development of critical thinking.
In the final of the Competition, the teams will present their works in a video presentation to the jury consisting of representatives of the industry.
The winning teams of the Student Energy Challenge will undergo a paid digital internship, including career counseling, assessment and mentoring for members of the winning teams.
More detailed information about the “STUDENT ENERGY CHALLENGE” competition is published on the official website https://kazenergy.com/ru/operation/educational-program
The list of teams participating in the final of the Student Energy Challenge -2021 competition
No. Name of university Teams Team of the competition project 1 E. A. Buketov Karaganda University Buketov Business School Environmental Protection/Ecology. Elimination, recycling and disposal of industrial and household solid waste 2 Nazarbayev University Impulse Introduction of high technologies to monitor the state of health of operating personnel and minimize the risk of injury to health in the mining industry 3 Satpayev University Oilmen Elimination of scale formation in wells 4 Nazarbayev University Eco Harmony Environmental Protection/Ecology
Recycling Li-ion batteries utilizing hydrometallurgy technologies
5 Toraighyrov University (Pavlodar) AirFlux AirFlux is the production of an innovative compact air-supply ventilation system of Flux series (breathers) 6 Nazarbayev University MUSTWIN Integration of BESS and solar photovoltaic panels to increase the energy system performance 7 Kazakh-British Technical University Ecolution Environmental Protection/Ecology: Problems of treatment and recycling of waste water.
Project name: BioSu
8 Nazarbayev University ReLife Environmental Protection/Ecology.
Qurtpa. Smart recycling of food waste
9 Kazakh-British Technical University GoGreen Recycling food waste into fertilizer using the EM technology, providing recycling conditions for distributors/retailers, restaurant-keepers, farmers 10 Nazarbayev University PowerX Measuring the amount of icing on high-altitude power lines using wireless sensors 11 Al-Farabi Kazakh National University Stardust Crusaders Environmental Protection/Ecology, recycling of batteries and accumulators 12 Nazarbayev University EcoQadam
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October 05 | 09.00 – 15.00 UTC+6
“STUDENT DIGITAL FEST” COMPETITION
Broadcast from: Nur-Sultan
October 05 | 09.00 – 15.00 UTC+6“STUDENT DIGITAL FEST” COMPETITION
Broadcast from: Nur-Sultan
Organized by: KAZENERGY, Karachaganak Petroleum Operating B.V.
Participants: university research advisor, universities student teams, Karachaganak Petroleum Operating B.V., KAZENERGY
The second season of StudentDigitalFest started in May 2021. During the two years of its existence, more than 50 teams from 14 universities of Kazakhstan took part in the competition.
StudentDigitalFest is an effective platform for fulfilling the intellectual potential of student teams and developing technological solutions in the field of digitalization.
The uniqueness of this competition is that it is aimed at developing team solutions on the chosen topics with the specified technical parameters.
This year the Competition offers three topics for technical tasks:
- Automation of calculations of emissions of pollutants, greenhouse gases, and energy efficiency.
- Introduction of a remote pressure sensor system on the surface to improve and optimize well integrity monitoring.
- Development of a search engine based on pattern recognition for scanning and detecting designated symbols on technical drawings.
Each technical task describes obtaining the expected results in the form of automated calculation systems, constant monitoring of wellhead parameters, solutions with a clear graphical user interface with a window for uploading files for analysis.
A competent jury consisting of industry representatives will judge the best team solution projects. In the final, they will determine 3 winning teams.
The total prize fund of the Competition is USD 15,000 for all winning teams.
The list of teams participating in the final of the StudentDigitalFest– 2021 competition
No. Name of university Team Topic of the competition 1 D. Serikbayev East Kazakhstan State Technical University Digital_EKTU Terms of Reference No. 1 – Automated calculation of greenhouse gas emissions and energy efficiency. 2 G. Daukeyev Almaty University of Power Engineering and Telecommunications Jojo Aupet Crusaders Terms of Reference No. 1 – Automated calculation of greenhouse gas emissions and energy efficiency. 3 Sh. Ualikhanov Kokshetau State University Shoqan Terms of Reference No. 1 – Automated calculation of greenhouse gas emissions and energy efficiency. 4 Nazarbayev University SKYWALKERS Terms of Reference No. 2 – Introduction of a remote pressure transducer system at the surface for improving and optimizing the observation over the integrity of wells. 5 KazTech Terms of Reference No. 2 – Introduction of a remote pressure transducer system at the surface for improving and optimizing the observation over the integrity of wells. 6 Kazakh-British Technical University BOTTi Terms of Reference No. 2 – Introduction of a remote pressure transducer system at the surface for improving and optimizing the observation over the integrity of wells. 7 G. Daukeyev Almaty University of Power Engineering and Telecommunications androgynous Terms of Reference No. 3 – Development of a search system based on pattern identification to scan and detect the marked symbols on technical drawings. CloseAdd to Calendar 10/05/2021 09:00 AM 10/05/2021 03:00 PM Asia/Almaty KEF/WEW: «StudentDigitalFest» competition Broadcast from Nur-SultanOctober 05 | 11.00 – 12.30 UTC+6
GR FORUM – NEW ENERGY AGENDA AND CHALLENGES FOR KAZAKHSTAN: THE ROLE OF STATE AND BUSINESS IN SUSTAINABILITY
October 05 | 11.00 – 12.30 UTC+6GR FORUM – NEW ENERGY AGENDA AND CHALLENGES FOR KAZAKHSTAN: THE ROLE OF STATE AND BUSINESS IN SUSTAINABILITY
Organized by: KAZENERGY
Moderator: Aizhan Khamitova – Head of External Relations Service, Eni Kazakhstan
Participants:
- Rustem Kabzhanov – General Director, EcoJer Association
- Yerlik Karazhan – Founder of the KEN Sky platform
- Arman Satimov – Director for Continuous Improvement, NC KazMunayGas JSC
- Yerbol Ismailov – General Director, Eurasian Center for People Management
- Margulan Ospanov – Expert on Government Relations
In 2015, the Paris Agreement created the prerequisites for the “energy transition” and influenced the development of world energy. Realizing the importance of the global climate agenda, Kazakhstan has also made commitments to reduce greenhouse gas emissions under this agreement. In addition, the Republic announced its ambitious goals to achieve carbon neutrality by 2060, initiating the development of the Concept of low-carbon development of the country.
The strengthening role of the state and business is to find the right balance between various changes in the field of economy, social protection and environmental protection. The creation of partnerships between the state and business to address global challenges is quite reasonable and realistic, and provides for the establishment of an efficient model of interaction. The speed and depth of information that a business association or company can consolidate and submit to government bodies for decision-making become the key to effective GR communications.
What is the role of GR (Government Relations) in this interaction and how can it change over time?
Key issues:
- The role of GR in ensuring efficient energy transition in Kazakhstan;
- Business transformation during the implementation of national energy projects;
- Facets of interaction between the state and business to ensure a balance of interests;
- GR in the system of building a comfortable and predictable dialogue with political stakeholders;
- New GR strategies: “green” development vs economic growth.
CloseAdd to Calendar 10/08/2021 11:00 AM 10/08/2021 12:30 PM Asia/Almaty KEF/WEW: GR FORUM Broadcast from Nur-SultanOctober 05 | 13.00 – 14.00 UTC+6
LEADERSHIP: THE CERTAINTY OF UNCERTAINTY
GLOBAL PLENARYOctober 05 | 13.00 – 14.00 UTC+6LEADERSHIP: THE CERTAINTY OF UNCERTAINTY
GLOBAL PLENARYBroadcast from: London and Nur-Sultan
Moderator: Eithne Treanor – Executive Chair, WE Talks, World Energy Council
Participants:
- Angela Wilkinson– Secretary General & CEO, World Energy Council
- Megan Woods – Minister of Energy and Resources, Government of New Zealand
- Ahlem Friga-Noy – Country Chair in Kazakhstan, TotalEnergies
- Kim Yin Wong – Minister of Energy and Resources, Government of New Zealand
Leaders everywhere are grappling with the certainty of much greater economic uncertainty as their perceptions of risk, opportunity, and priorities for action continue to evolve against a backdrop of ambitions to decarbonise energy, secure climate neutrality and meet the changing social energy agenda.
Questions:
- Which energy issues are front and centre for leaders across the world, and what are the gaps in implementation that need to be bridged and by whom?
- What investment choices have leaders made or deferred due to uncertainty on these issues?
- How have perceptions of ‘value’ changed, and how is the increased awareness of the societal and human impact of energy transition influencing decisions affecting communities, assets, markets, and resources?
CloseAdd to Calendar 10/05/2021 1:00 PM 10/05/2021 2:00 PM Asia/Almaty KEF/WEW: Leadership: The certainty of uncertainty Global plenary London and Nur-SultanOctober 05 | 14.15 – 15.15 UTC+6
ENERGY OF CENTRAL ASIA: NEW NATIONAL INITIATIVES AND PARTNERSHIPS – RECAF
October 05 | 14.15 – 15.15 UTC+6ENERGY OF CENTRAL ASIA: NEW NATIONAL INITIATIVES AND PARTNERSHIPS – RECAF
Organized by: KAZENERGY, International Energy Charter
Chair: Dr. Urban Rusnak – Secretary-General, The International Energy Charter Secretariat
Moderator: Ruslan Galkanov – Head of the Transit Official, The International Energy Charter Secretariat
Participants:
- Asset Magauov – Vice-minister, The Ministry of Energy, Kazakhstan
- Enkhtuvshin Ganbaatar – Head of Renewable Energy Division, The Ministry of Energy, Mongolia
- Sorbon Kholmukhamadzoda – Head of the Energy Department, The Ministry of Energy and Water resources, Tajikistan
- Kerim Saparmukhamedov – Chief specialist of the Renewable Energy Service, The Ministry of Energy, Turkmenistan
- Feruz Kurbonov – Deputy Chairman of the Management Board for Investments, JSC “National Electric Grid of Uzbekistan”
Central Asia has significant hydrocarbon resources and great potential for renewable energy sources, allowing for opportunities to improve energy security in the region. Strengthening partnerships between the Central Asian countries – Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, especially in the field of electric power and water resources management, plays a key role in achieving national and regional priorities in the field of energy security, as well as in obtaining economic benefits from energy development.
Questions:
- What role will fossil fuels play in the future energy systems of Central Asia;
- Will gas become the main competitor for renewable energy in the region?
- Energy transition and approaches to decarbonisation: risks and opportunities for Central Asia;
- Integrated water resources management in Central Asia.
CloseAdd to Calendar 10/05/2021 02:15 PM 10/05/2021 03:15 PM Asia/Almaty KEF/WEW: The Energy Industry in Central Asia: New National Initiatives and Partnerships Broadcast from Nur-SultanOctober 05 | 15.30 – 16.30 UTC+6
CIRCULAR CARBON ECONOMY IN THE MIDDLE EAST
REGIONAL PERSPECTIVES: MIDDLE EAST & GULF
October 05 | 15.30 – 16.30 UTC+6CIRCULAR CARBON ECONOMY IN THE MIDDLE EAST
REGIONAL PERSPECTIVES: MIDDLE EAST & GULF
Moderator: Noura Alissa – Ministry of Energy, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Participants:
- Adam Sieminski – Senior Advisor to the Board, KAPSARC
- Julio Friedmann – Senior Research Scholar, CGEP at Columbia University
- Tidjani Niass – Senior Sustainability Strategist, Saudi Aramco
Currently mature solutions to address climate change such as energy efficiency and renewable energy, while necessary, may not be enough to achieve the goals set in the Paris Agreement. In the Middle East and Gulf States, there is a need to develop and deploy technologies of varying maturity to address emissions reductions across multiple sectors. A Circular Carbon Economy framework, such as developed by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, provides a comprehensive approach in utilising all available levers for emissions reduction. The approach aims to address the challenge of climate change while generating socio-economic value by creating valuable products from CO2.
Questions:
- What is Circular Carbon Economy framework?
- Why is Circular Carbon Economy framework necessary?
- How can governments and industries in the region deploy Circular Carbon Economy as a pathway for emissions reduction?
CloseAdd to Calendar 10/05/2021 03:30 PM 10/05/2021 04:30 PM Asia/Almaty KEF/WEW: Circular Carbon Economy in the Middle East ‐ Regional Perspectives: Middle East & Gulf Broadcast from LondonOctober 05 | 16.00 – 17.30 UTC+6
PLENARY SESSION OF THE KAZENERGY WOMEN’S ENERGY CLUB FORUM
“WOMEN IN ENERGY: EQUALITY AND SUCCESS”
October 05 | 16.00 – 17.30 UTC+6PLENARY SESSION OF THE KAZENERGY WOMEN’S ENERGY CLUB FORUM
“WOMEN IN ENERGY: EQUALITY AND SUCCESS”
Organized by: KAZENERGY
The V Forum of KAZENERGY Women’s Energy Club “Women in Energy: Equality and Success” (hereinafter – the Forum) will include 5 thematic sessions and 1 plenary session:
Welcome address:
- Asset Magauov – Vice Minister of Energy, Republic of Kazakhstan
- Kenzhebek Ibrashev – General Director, KAZENERGY Association
- Aizada Akkaysieva – Chief Financial Officer, KAZMORTRANSFLOT UK Ltd, Chairman of the WEC
Participants:
- Zhaksybek Kulekeyev – Advisor to the Chairman of the Management Board,
NC KazMunayGas JSC - Lazzat Ramazanova – Chairman of the National Commission on Women Affairs and Family and Demographic Policy under the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Deputy of the Mazhilis of the Parliament of the RK
- Gulshara Abdykalikova * – Akim of Kyzylorda region
- Ahlem Friga-Noy – Country Chair in Kazakhstan, TotalEnergies
- Ndileka Mandela – General Director of Tembekile Mandela Foundation
- Madina Abylkassymova * – Chairman of the Agency of the Republic of Kazakhstan on Regulation and Development of the Financial Market
- Talgat Umirzhanov * – National Coordinator of the ILO in Kazakhstan
- Carolin Krolik – Senior Expert Communication International, German Energy Agency dena (Berlin)
- Maria Dotsenko – UN Women Representative to Kazakhstan
Questions:
- feelings of stigmatization or “elusive” professional development issues;
- women’s health in hazardous and harmful working conditions;
- rethinking the nature of work and green jobs;
- emotional conflict or emotional burnout when combining work and personal life;
- new forms of value and values in the post-Covid period, rethinking the employee experience, digital skills and new forms of work;
- gender potential in energy, RES as an attractive sector for women, etc.
CloseAdd to Calendar 10/05/2021 04:00 PM 10/05/2021 05:30 PM Asia/Almaty KEF/WEW: Plenary Session KAZENERGY WOMEN'S ENERGY CLUB FORUM Broadcast from Nur-SultanOctober 05 | 18.00 – 19.00 UTC+6
ENERGY TRANSITION AND COMPETITION FOR RESOURCES IN THE REGION
October 05 | 18.00 – 19.00 UTC+6ENERGY TRANSITION AND COMPETITION FOR RESOURCES IN THE REGION
Organized by: KAZENERGY
Moderator: Ramazan Zhampiisov – Head of Low Carbon Development Project Office, KazMunayGas JSC
Participants:
- Serikkali Brekeshev – Minister of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Kazakhstan
- Francesco La Camera – Director-General, IRENA
- Tor Fjaeran – President, World Petroleum Council
- Dmitry Maryasin– Deputy Executive Secretary of UNECE
The world is entering a stage of the so-called Fourth Energy Transition that involves the widespread use of renewable energy sources and the displacement of fossil fuels. However, the speed of the transition is linked with high uncertainty and diverse global pathways. As the world recovers from the Covid-19 crisis, how are countries and societies managing the rise in demand for energy and raw materials while meeting the goals of climate neutrality and energy for better lives?
Questions:
- What will be the role for fossil fuels in future energy mix?
- How can we preserve the energy balance and achieve sustainability in a rapidly changing world?
- Will the new energy world order affect the fuel and energy complex of Kazakhstan?
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ENERGY 2.0: RISE OF THE MACHINES AND THE DIGITAL CUSTOMER
GLOBAL PLENARYOctober 05 | 19.15 – 20.15 UTC+6ENERGY 2.0: RISE OF THE MACHINES AND THE DIGITAL CUSTOMER
GLOBAL PLENARY
Moderator: Thierry Mortier – Global Digital & Innovation Lead for Energy, EY
Participants:
- Ekaterina Solnteva – Chief Digital Officer, State Atomic Energy Corporation ROSATOM
- Zhakhmetova Zhanat – Vice-minister, The Ministry of Energy, Kazakhstan
- Jo jo Hubbard
- Arnold Stokking, Brightsite
Accelerated digitalisation and datafication of energy societies and systems are leading to intense competition for energy-related services, bringing new players and business models into the market. Advances in computing power are also opening avenues to breakthrough innovations. How evenly distributed will the benefits of digitalisation be for consumers and customers?
Questions:
- Whose data is it? Can customer ownership of data truly democratise energy access and equity?
- What is the impact of the digital divide and digitalisation on energy transition?
- Who are the new players, winners, and losers in the race for digitalisation?
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TURNING POINTS IN THE GLOBAL E-MOBILITY TRANSITION
REGIONAL PERSPECTIVE: NORTH AMERICA
October 05 | 20.30 – 21.30 UTC+6TURNING POINTS IN THE GLOBAL E-MOBILITY TRANSITION
REGIONAL PERSPECTIVE: NORTH AMERICA
Moderator: Mark Duvall – Director, Electrification and Customer Solutions, EPRI
Participants:
- Ashley Hovart – Vice President, Head of E-Mobility, Schneider Electric
- Brita Gross – Managing Director, RMI
- Rodolfo Guzman – Managing Partner Americas, Arthur D. Little
- Michael Berube – Deputy Assistant Secretary for Sustainable Transportation, Department of Energy, USA
The electrification of transportation is accelerating on many fronts globally, driven by national policies and enabled by rapidly evolving technologies and decreasing costs. It is increasingly important for both national and community stakeholders to clearly understand the pace of change within the transportation sector and to develop strategies and programs to remove obstacles to the adoption of electric vehicle technologies. These include: Blueprint for deploying and operating a reliable, accessible, and resilient national EV charging infrastructure; Local development of EV technology, manufacturing ecosystems, and businesses; Ensure that e-mobility options and services are relevant and equitable to communities.
Questions:
- What are the key technology issues that must be addressed to ensure that the global e-mobility transition meets its objectives (~40-50% new vehicle sales by 2030, 80%+ by 2050)?
- What steps can developing economies (as well as impacted communities, within developed economies) take to ensure that their residents can fully participate in the environmental and economic benefits of e-mobility?
- What are the lessons learned from North America (EV technology, deployment, adoption, infrastructure, as well as policies and incentives) that can offer guidance to other countries and communities in their own e-mobility transition?
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HUMANISING ENERGY: MEETING THE ENABLERS OF THE TRANSITION
GLOBAL PLENARYOctober 05 | 21.45 – 22.45 UTC+6HUMANISING ENERGY: MEETING THE ENABLERS OF THE TRANSITION
GLOBAL PLENARY
Moderator: Betty Sue Flowers – Writer, Editor and International Business Consultant
Participants:
- Clay Koplin – Mayor of Cordova, Alaska & CEO, Cordova Electric Cooperative
- Faith Chege – Portfolio Coordinator, EEP Africa
- Negar Soufi – Senior Vice President and General Manager at Infineon Technologies
- Vaitea Cowan – Co-Founder, Head of Communications, Enapter
- Mark Gavhure – Partner Manager, Programme Partnerships, BBC StoryWorks
- Omar Zaafrani – Chair Communications & Strategy Committee, World Energy Council
The energy transition is accelerating. As the sector and policymakers set out ambitious targets, global audiences seek the tools they need to both understand and play their part in the energy transition. This discussion will celebrate the launch of Humanising Energy, a new online series of films presented by the World Energy Council and produced by BBC StoryWorks Commercial productions. It will focus on showcasing innovations highlighted by the Council’s global community, which are driving the energy transformation through the people enabling the transition at a grassroots level.
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OCTOBER 06 - WED
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October 06 | 10.00 – 12.30 UTC+6
XII KAZENERGY YOUTH FORUM
PLENARY SESSION “TRAINING IN NEW REALITIES: FROM RETHINKING TO TRANSFORMATION”
October 06 | 10.00 – 12.30 UTC+6XII KAZENERGY YOUTH FORUM
PLENARY SESSION “TRAINING IN NEW REALITIES: FROM RETHINKING TO TRANSFORMATION”
During the 11 years of holding Youth Forums, representatives of state bodies, heads of major energy companies of Kazakhstan, international organizations, youth movements and initiatives took an active and meaningful part.
Youth Forums are focused directly on working with young specialists. Almost all the events were not only original in their essence, but also aimed to promote the comprehensive development of their participants.
This year, for the first time due to the coronavirus pandemic, the XII KAZENERGY Youth Forum “Personnel Training in New Realities: from Rethinking to Transformation” will be held in a virtual space.
The agenda of the Forum will try to reveal three important topics for today’s youth:
- “Fresh Angle on Career Guidance”, where experts will answer such exciting questions as “How to choose the right profession and for whom it is more necessary: for a person or the economy of the country?”, “What new challenges are waiting for us with the adoption of the Concept of lifelong learning?”, ” What is career guidance?”.
- The issues of personnel training in universities in new realities, what to learn for a successful career in new realities will be touched upon. Experts will also talk about today’s trends that determine the future of professional training.
- What skills and knowledge the employer is ready to work with today, what new approaches in personnel training are offered by our companies today, where and how it will be possible to pass an international internship. Our invited experts from companies and organizations will tell about this.
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FUTURE FUELS
REGIONAL PERSPECTIVE: ASIA-PACIFICOctober 06 | 11.30 – 12.30 UTC+6FUTURE FUELS
REGIONAL PERSPECTIVE: ASIA-PACIFIC
Moderator: Tina Schirr – Executive Director, BusinessNZ Enegry Council
Participant:
- Richard Lancaster – CEO CLP Holdings Limited and Chair of WEC-HK, Hong Kong
- Andrew Clennett – CEO and Co-Founder, Hiringa Energy, New Zealand
- Alex Looi Tink Huey – Deputy Chair of Energy WG, ASEAN Federation of Engineering Organisations, Malaysia
- Ken Koyama – Chief Economist and Senior Managing Director, Institute of Energy Economics, Japan
Alternative low-carbon options are emerging across the Asia Pacific region as we seek to reduce carbon emissions, from biofuels to synthetic fuels. What are the opportunities, challenges and future outlook of each option?
Questions:
- Which future fuel shows greatest potential for your country and why?
- How can we overcome production, supply, and storage barriers?
- How do we ensure a ‘just transition’ and ensure these fuels are accessible, reliable, and affordable to all?
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THE ROLE OF GAS IN THE ENERGY TRANSITION IN RUSSIA AND KAZAKHSTAN
TELECONFERENCE SPIGF-2021
October 06 | 13:00 – 14:00 UTC+6THE ROLE OF GAS IN THE ENERGY TRANSITION IN RUSSIA AND KAZAKHSTAN
TELECONFERENCE SPIGF-2021
Organized by: KAZENERGY, X St. Petersburg International Gas Forum
Moderator:
Mikhail Smirnov – President of the Energy Innovation Association of Innovative Enterprises in the Energy Sector.
Chokan Laumulin – Professor, The Kazakh British Technical University, Research Affiliate, Cambridge Central Asia Forum, University of Cambridge
Paticipants:
- Murat Zhurebekov – First Vice Minister of Energy, Republic of Kazakhstan
- Pavel Zavalny – Chairman of the State Duma’s Committee for Energy, President of the Russian Gas Society
- Abzal Kismetov – Depute General Director, Intergas Central Asia JSC, (Member of the Management Board)
- Thomas A. Pellette – Senior Vice President, Caterpillar
Current policy of majority of states focuses on changing the energy mix in favour of natural gas – the most promising of traditional energy sources, and the only one that has
every chance of competing with renewables in the future. Expanding the use of gas as one of the most environmentally friendly fuels is especially important in light of the decarbonisation of the global economy and the Paris Climate Agreement, to which Kazakhstan and Russia acceded in 2016.
The resources available in Kazakhstan and Russia – raw materials, technological, engineering and human resources – will help to build into the new global market and satisfy, first and foremost, domestic and later external demand.
Questions:
- Adaptation of natural gas companies to new challenges;
- The role of marketing for natural gas; how the geography and volumes of consumption will change in the energy transition;
- Domestic and export market pricing;
- Role of gas in the energy mix of the EAEU markets;
- Potential for LNG development;
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CARBON NEUTRALITY AND ENERGY FOR BETTER LIVES:
NEW OPPORTUNITIES FOR KAZAKHSTAN
October 06 | 14:15 – 15:15 UTC+6CARBON NEUTRALITY AND ENERGY FOR BETTER LIVES:
NEW OPPORTUNITIES FOR KAZAKHSTAN
Organized by: KAZENERGY, NWF Samruk-Kazyna JSC
Moderator: Erlan Durmagambetov – Managing Director of Strategy, Sustainability and Digital Transformation at NWF “Samruk-Kazyna” JSC
Keynote speech: Yernat Berdigulov – Co-Managing Director for Strategy, Sustainability and Digital Transformation, NWF Samruk-Kazyna JSC
Discussion panelists:
- Mohammad Abdelqader El Ramahi – Director, Asset Management and Technical Services, Masdar
- Konstantin Nazarov – Director Strategic Development, CIS & Eastern Europe, Air Products
- German Burmeister – Senior Vice President and Country Chair, Shell Kazakhstan
- Dinesh Sivasamboo – Managing Director, Exxon Mobil Kazakhstan Inc.
- Nariman Mannapbekov – Country Director in Kazakhstan, ADB
- Dastan Abdulgafarov – Deputy Chairman of the Management Board for Strategy, Investments and Business Development, KazMunayGas JSC
According to the World Energy Outlook until 2050 prepared by BP, in two of the three scenarios, oil will soon cease to be the number one product in the global energy market and in any case will lose its position. The main factors that will affect the reduction of power generation from fossil raw materials will be the course for decarbonisation and carbon neutrality.
In view of this, what awaits the global energy market and how are countries such as Kazakhstan as a hydrocarbon-oriented economy adapting to ensure further development and energy security in the region? As one of the most energy-intensive countries in the world with almost 70% of electricity generation still dependant on coal, what are the opportunities for Kazakhstan’s energy transition?
Questions:
- What is the forecast for Kazakhstan’s energy market development in the move to a clean and just energy transition?
- How do the ambitions of Kazakhstan and the countries of the region match the development of renewable energy sources?
- What are the latest technologies driving Kazakhstan’s “green” agenda and goals to achieve carbon neutrality?
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HYDROGEN: AVOIDING THE TROUBLE OF THE BUBBLE
GLOBAL PLENARYOctober 06 | 15.30 – 16.30 UTC+6HYDROGEN: AVOIDING THE TROUBLE OF THE BUBBLE
GLOBAL PLENARY
Moderator: Arthur Hanna – Senior Advisor to the Secretary General, World Energy Council
Participants:
- Nobuo Tanaka – Senior Adviser to the Secretary General for Hydrogen – Asia, World Energy Council
- Mohit Bhargava – CEO, NTPC Renewable Energy LTd
- Fiona Simon – Chief, Executive Officer, Australian Hydrogen Council
- Jeroen Van Hoof – Global Energy, Utilities & Resources Leader, PwC
The current hydrogen conversation focuses heavily on supply, overlooking the critical role of hydrogen users. Demand-centric hydrogen perspectives are needed to facilitate the development of global value chains and to fulfil hydrogen’s potential role as a clean energy vector.
Questions:
- How do different players see the role of policy and markets to promote development, whilst de-risking the creation of a bubble and promoting customer acceptance?
- What are the most pressing issues related to hydrogen development, which if not tackled appropriately, risks a supply bubble?
- How are different regions of the world implementing practical and innovative models to scale up and encourage investment and shared learning?
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PRESENTATION: KAZENERGY NATIONAL ENERGY REPORT 2021
October 06 | 16.00 – 17.30 UTC+6PRESENTATION: KAZENERGY NATIONAL ENERGY REPORT 2021
Chairman: Kenzhebek Ibrashev – General Director, KAZENERGY Association
Welcome address: Daniel Yergin – Vice chairman, IHS Markit, the Pulitzer-Prize winner
Keynote speech: Matthew J. Sagers – Vice President, Russian and Caspian Energy Research, IHS Markit
Participants:
- Katya de Vere Walker – Director, SEEPX Energy Limited
- Sungat Yessimkhanov – Chairman of the Management Board, Samruk-Energy JSC
- Kevin Lyon – General director, Tengizchevroil
- Yermek Marabayev – Deputy Managing Director, NCOC N.V.
- Li YongHong – Vice Presidnet, CNPC International in Kazakhstan
Session description
The National Energy Report (NER) is a comprehensive document containing information on the current state of the energy sector and its development prospects in Kazakhstan. The KAZENERGY Association has so far published four NERs: in 2013, 2015, 2017 and 2019. The documents reflect a strategic view of KAZENERGY on the sustainable development of the oil, gas and energy sectors of the Republic of Kazakhstan, as a single system. The main expert in the process of preparing the NER was IHS Markit.
The NER has become a significant event for the entire expert community of the country and provided guidelines for further development of the energy industry in Kazakhstan in the global energy context. The conclusions and recommendations developed on its basis turned out to be relevant for the state and the business community in the process of making important and difficult decisions.
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CUSTOMERS OF THE FUTURE
FUTURE ENERGY LEADERS’ SESSION
October 06 | 18.00 – 19.00 UTC+6CUSTOMERS OF THE FUTURE
FUTURE ENERGY LEADERS’ SESSION
Broadcast from: London / Worldwide
Participants:
- Mateusz Treder – Director of Customer Success, Cognite
- Tatenda Phiri – Energy Researcher, Vienna University of Technology
- Keshan Samarasinghe – Clean Energy Technology Specialist (Consultant), Asian Development Bank
- Thaddeus Anim-Somuah – Engineering Manager Projects, Croda
- Prachi Gupta – Consultant, NITI Aayog, Government of India
The energy sector landscape is rapidly changing with increasing emphasis on low carbon development and associated technological and other advancements including dealing with challenges such as COVID-19 Pandemic. For successful delivery of these energy services, we the Future Energy Leaders at the World Energy Council will explore – what drives the future customer; their changing needs, expectations and experiences and what engages and excites them in a new world defined by shifting needs and priorities.
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ENERGY FOR HUMANITY: ACHIEVING ABUNDANCE IN A WORLD OF SCARCITY
GLOBAL PLENARY: ROAD TO CONGRESS 2022October 06 | 19.15 – 20.15 UTC+6ENERGY FOR HUMANITY: ACHIEVING ABUNDANCE IN A WORLD OF SCARCITY
GLOBAL PLENARY: ROAD TO CONGRESS 2022
Moderator: John Defterios – Former Emerging Markets Editor, CNN & Adjunct Professor of Business, NYU Abu Dhabi
Participants:
- Juan Carlos Jobet – Minister of Energy, Government of Chile
- Maria van der Hoeven – Senior Adviser to Secretary General for Literacy, World Energy Council
- Maria Suner-Fleming – Chief Executive Officer of the Swedish Association of Mines, Mineral and Metal Producers
- Bob Dudley – Former Group Chief Executive Officer, BP
We live in a world of increasing demand, and demands on the limits of our planet. The renewables revolution is materially intensive, and not yet accessible to all. Three billion people worldwide are living in energy poverty, whilst nearly one billion do not have any access to electricity. With growing disparity and scarcity, how can we achieve abundance of energy needed for meaningful livelihoods for all of humanity?
Questions:
- What steps are leaders taking to promote meaningful access to energy, lifting 3 billion people worldwide out of energy poverty into modern, clean energy?
- What action priorities are being implemented to bring clean heating, cooling, and cooking to consumers?
- And what are the impacts seemingly insatiable demand on raw materials, minerals, and other resources?
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DECARBONISATION: THE LATIN AMERICA REALITY
REGIONAL PERSPECTIVE: LATIN AMERICA
October 06 | 20.30 – 21.30 UTC+6DECARBONISATION: THE LATIN AMERICA REALITY
REGIONAL PERSPECTIVE: LATIN AMERICA
Moderator: Juan Benavides – Energy Consultant, Fedesarrollo
Participants:
- Andrea Heins – Chair, Argentina Member Committee, World Energy Council
- Diego Hernández – President, National Mining Society Chile
- Santiago Martínez – Sustainability and Decarbonisation Manager, Ecopetrol
- Eduardo López – Country General Manager, BYD Panama
Latin America’s main aggregated and interconnected sectors – such as transport, manufacturing and agriculture – are the main contributors to the region’s greenhouse gas emissions. The decarbonisation of the electricity sector in these interconnected sectors is a starting point in finding a viable solution to generating clean energy and supporting further deployment of renewables. What can be the best way forward for Latin America’s energy sector to meet carbon neutrality targets by 2050?
Questions:
- How can the consumers and end users of Latin American countries actively play a part in the energy transition?
- How are countries in the region managing the challenges of the continued use of fossil fuels?
- What are the challenges and opportunities for natural gas and for potential developments such as Vaca Muerta?
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IT’S ALL ABOUT THE MONEY, MONEY, MONEY…OR IS IT?
GLOBAL PLENARY
October 06 | 21.45 – 22.45 UTC+6IT’S ALL ABOUT THE MONEY, MONEY, MONEY…OR IS IT?
GLOBAL PLENARY
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OCTOBER 07 - THU
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KAZENERGY WOMEN’S ENERGY CLUB FORUM
«WOMEN IN ENERGY: EQUALITY AND SUCCESS»
October 07 | 09.00 – 18.00 UTC+6KAZENERGY WOMEN’S ENERGY CLUB FORUM
«WOMEN IN ENERGY: EQUALITY AND SUCCESS»
Broadcast from: Nur-Sultan Nur-Sultan
Organized by: KAZENERGY
The V Forum of KAZENERGY Women’s Energy Club “Women in Energy: Equality and Success” (hereinafter – the Forum) will include 5 thematic sessions and 1 plenary session:
Plenary session “Women in Energy: Equality and Success”
UP and DOWN
Careers, barriers, balance
The role of health and working conditions for women
Post-Covid form of work: office, remote or hybrid?
The Role of Women in Renewable Energy Development
Key Topics:
- feelings of stigmatization or “elusive” professional development issues;
- women’s health in hazardous and harmful working conditions;
- rethinking the nature of work and green jobs;
- emotional conflict or emotional burnout when combining work and personal life;
- new forms of value and values in the post-Covid period, rethinking the employee experience, digital skills and new forms of work;
- gender potential in energy, RES as an attractive sector for women, etc.
Participants:
- Assem Zhakipova – Chief Operating Officer of the AIFC Court
- Assel Narymbetova – dissertation supervisor Geneva Business School
- Zarina Bakenova – General Manager for Government & Community Relations / Business Advisor to NCOC N.V.
- Madina Crabb – Vice President Finance at Shell Qatar
- Olga Abdrakhmanova – Deputy Director General for Corporate Relations of Verny Capital Group
- Anastasia Karnaukh – Career consultant, coach (Oman)
- Aizhan Khamitova – Head of External Relations Service, Eni Kazakhstan
- Aigul Safi, D-doctor, endocrinologist
- Sholpan Altybayeva – General Manager of HR Department at Chevron Eurasia Business Unit
- Aizada Akkaysieva – Chief Financial Officer, KAZMORTRANSFLOT UK Ltd, Chairman of the Women’s Energy Club Forum
- Kamshat Baizhanova – General Manager of HR at Tengizchevroil
- Zamzagul Bekova, General Manager of the Finance Department, Tengizchevroil
- Almagul Kazbayeva – Human Resources Manager, Shell Kazakhstan
- Akmaral Seydigalieva, Deputy Chairman of the Management Board for Economics and Finance, Ekibastuz GRES-2 JSC
- Aliya Ilyassova, PhD, International Expert on Gender Issues
- Barbara Rambousek – Director, Gender & Economic Inclusion, EBRD
- Ksenia Babushkina – Partner, Head of the Advisory Practice in Central Asian and the Caucasus
- Sam Kelly – Senior Consultant, Ergon Associates, UK
- Gulzada Shakulikova – Rector Atyrau Oil and Gas University named after S. Utebayev
- Irina Gayda – Director of the SKOLKOVO Energy Centre
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CONFERENCE DEDICATED TO CPC-K’S 25TH ANNIVERSARY
October 07 | 11.00 – 13.00 UTC+6CONFERENCE DEDICATED TO CPC-K’S 25TH ANNIVERSARY
Organized by: KAZENERGY, Caspian Pipeline Consortium JSC (CPC)
Moderator:
Participants:
- Magzum Mirzagaliyev – Minister of Energy, Republic of Kazakhstan
- Daniyar Berlibayev – Chief Oil Transportation, International Projects and Saryarka Pipeline Construction Officer NC KazMunayGas JSC
- Kevin Lyon – General director, Tengizchevroil
- Kuanysh Kudaibergenov – Vice General Director, Karachaganak Petroleum Operating B. V.
- Olivier Lazar – Managing Director, NCOC
- Nikolai Gorban – General Director, Caspian Pipeline Consortium JSC
- Kairgeldy Kabyldin – Deputy General Director for Relations with the Government of the RK Caspian Pipeline Consortium – K JSC
This year, the Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC) Joint Stock Company celebrates the 25th anniversary of its establishment. The Agreement on the establishment of the Closed Joint-Stock Company “Caspian Pipeline Consortium-R” and “Caspian Pipeline Consortium – K” was signed in Moscow on December 6, 1996.
The CPC pipeline system is one of the largest investment projects in the energy sector with the participation of foreign capital in the CIS. The length of the Tengiz – Novorossiysk pipeline is 1,511 km. This route transports more than two-thirds of all Kazakhstan’s export oil, as well as raw materials from Russian fields, including those located in the Caspian Sea. The CPC Marine Terminal is equipped with three tanker loading units (TLUs), which make it possible to load tankers safely at a considerable distance from the coast, including in adverse weather conditions.
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CAPACITY BUILDING FOR A NET-ZERO AFRICA
REGIONAL PERSPECTIVE: AFRICA
October 07 | 13.00 – 14.00 UTC+6CAPACITY BUILDING FOR A NET-ZERO AFRICA
REGIONAL PERSPECTIVE: AFRICA
Moderator: Sean Cleary – Chairman, Strategic Concepts (Pty) Ltd
Participant:
- Elham Ibrahim – Africa Regional Vice Chair, Egypt
- Abubakar Sambo – NNC-WEC Nigeria Chair, Nigeria
- Victoria Shiimi – Chief Economist, Energy Planning and Research, Ministry of Mines and Energy Namibia
- David Muthike – Energy Society of Kenya (ESK) vice Chair, Kenya
Many African countries who signed the Paris Agreement have set out on an ambitious plan to reduce their carbon emissions to zero by 2050. Despite many pledges and efforts by governments to tackle the causes of global warming, GHG emissions are still growing drastically. What can African countries do to accelerate the implementation of those ambitious targets? How can they prepare their populations and workforces to face some of the unavoidable changes and empower them to be enablers of a successful transition?
Questions:
- How can we assess Africa’s preparedness for the transitions to net zero economies?
- What capacity building efforts should the region undertake to ensure its workforce can drive the transition?
- What are the opportunities for decision makers in Africa to enforce the development and implementation of policies aiming at achieving net-zero in sectors such as e-mobility and hydrogen?
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PETROCHEMICAL INDUSTRY: EXPLORING TECHNOLOGY TRENDS AND COMPETENCIES IN KAZAKHSTAN
October 07 | 14:15 – 15:15 UTC+6PETROCHEMICAL INDUSTRY: EXPLORING TECHNOLOGY TRENDS AND COMPETENCIES IN KAZAKHSTAN
Organized by: KAZENERGY, Association of Producers and Consumers of Petrochemical Products ALE
Moderator: Raushan Sarmurzina – Chairwoman of the Board, Association of Producers And Consumers Of Petrochemical Products
Participants:
- Murat Zhurebekov – First Vice Minister of Energy, Republic of Kazakhstan
- Bolat Akchulakov – Managing Director for Asset Management NWF “Samruk-Kazyna” JSC
- Dmitrii Makeyev – Director of Oil Refining and Petrochemistry Department, NC KazMunayGas JSC
In order to implement the ambitious task of creating production facilities for deep processing of hydrocarbon raw materials (4th-5th stages), Kazakhstan is developing a National Project for the development of the petrochemical industry until 2025 (medium term) and a Long-Term Development Strategy for the petrochemical industry, which outline specific tasks and measures aimed at creating a competitive industry with high added value.
The construction of new plants with high level of technical complexity and social significance, will serve as the basis for the creation of a number of other industries in the chemical, light, food, automotive, construction, mechanical engineering, medicine and other industries. Through the involvement of innovative technological solutions in the construction of these projects, Kazakhstan will increase its competence in the industry.
Key issues:
- Modernization of refining capacities as a factor of stability in providing the domestic market with highly competitive and environmentally friendly oil products.
- Trends in oil refining and petrochemistry.
- Technological trends and competencies in the petrochemical industry of Kazakhstan
- Development factors in the engineering and construction market in the petrochemicals segment of Kazakhstan.
- The largest petrochemical projects in Kazakhstan and in the countries of the region.
- Kazakhstan gas: from utilization to monetization.
- Petrochemicals in the world. Global experience.
Petrochemical clusters – to what extent do they justify the trust?
CloseAdd to Calendar 10/07/2021 02:15 PM 10/07/2021 03:15 PM Asia/Almaty KEF/WEW: Petrochemical Industry: Technology Trends and Competencies Broadcast from Nur-SultanOctober 07 | 15.30 – 17.00 UTC+6
GLOBAL PLENARY SESSION
WORLD ENERGY TRILEMMA 2021 – BALANCING DIMENSIONS: NAVIGATING CHANGE ACROSS ENERGY GEOGRAPHIES
October 07 | 15.30 – 17.00 UTC+6GLOBAL PLENARY SESSION
WORLD ENERGY TRILEMMA 2021 – BALANCING DIMENSIONS: NAVIGATING CHANGE ACROSS ENERGY GEOGRAPHIES
Broadcast from: London and Nur-Sultan
Moderator: Dan Murphy – Correspondent, CNBC International
Welcome address:
KASSYM-JOMART TOKAYEV – PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF KAZAKHSTAN
Keynote Speech:
- Magzum Mirzagaliyev – Minister of Energy of the Republic of Kazakhstan
- Angela Wilkinson– Secretary General & CEO, World Energy Council
Participants:
- Kanat Bozumbayev – Aide to the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan
- Timur Kulibayev – Chairman, KAZENERGY Association
- Sir Philip Lowe – Executive Chair, World Energy Trilemma, World Energy Council
- Mazhit Sharipov – Chief Executive Officer, NAC Kazatomprom JSC
- Kornelia Shilunga – Deputy Minister of Mines and Energy, Government of Namibia
- Thomaz Fritz – Energy Partner, Oliver Wyman
- Jimmy Khoo – CEO, SP PowerGrid, Singapore
WORLD ENERGY TRILEMMA 2021 – BALANCING DIMENSIONS: NAVIGATING CHANGE ACROSS ENERGY GEOGRAPHIES
World Energy Trilemma 2021 – The results are in. Hear how countries and regions across the world balanced the competing dimensions Energy Security, Energy Equity and Environmental Sustainability, and how policy decisions taken a few years ago may have created impact and positioned them to face some of todays’ challenges. The session will launch the 2021 Trilemma report, review its highlights and take a closer look at specific geographies of energy including Arctic, ASEAN and OPEC+.
Questions:
- What successful approaches have countries adopted to improve their performance on energy security, equity and affordability and environmental sustainability?
- How did the relative Trilemma performance position countries and regions for the shock of Covid-19?
- What conclusions can be drawn from the relative performance of countries that have close regional interactions, political ties or connected energy systems? How will policy shifts impact future Trilemma performances?
CloseAdd to Calendar 10/07/2021 03:30 PM 10/07/2021 05:00 PM Asia/Almaty KEF/WEW: Ministerial Keynote (15') and Address from the Secretary General (15') followed by Balancing Equity, Sustainability, and Security across energy geographies Global Plenary Broadcast from London and Nur-Sultan (HILTON EXPO)October 07 | 18.30 – 19.30 UTC+6
ACTIVE ENERGY CITIZENS: AT THE HEART OF THE ENERGY TRANSITION
REGIONAL PERSPECTIVE: EUROPE
October 07 | 18.30 – 19.30 UTC+6ACTIVE ENERGY CITIZENS: AT THE HEART OF THE ENERGY TRANSITION
REGIONAL PERSPECTIVE: EUROPE
Moderator: Jörg Gmeinbauer – Global Vice President Power & Utilities at Bureau Veritas
Participants:
- Haris Doukas – Assistant Professor National Technical University of Athens
- Fergal Egan – Manager, Dingle Project – ESB
- Céline Göhlich – Co Founder, Everyone Energy and Project Manager 100% Renewable Foundation
- Gonçalo Mendes – Postdoctoral Researcher – Lappeenranta-Lahti University of Technology LUT
Consumers and end-users are increasingly expected to play an active role in the energy system, propelled by increased use of digital technologies and new energy uses. As an ‘energy citizen’, how can we ensure that all citizens, communities and societies – including the most vulnerable – are involved in a clean and just energy transition?
Questions:
- What is expected of the future ‘energy citizen’ in the energy transition?
- How can consumers / end-users become ‘active energy citizens’?
- How do we involve all parts of society in the transition?
CloseAdd to Calendar 10/07/2021 06:30 PM 10/07/2021 07:30 PM Asia/Almaty KEF/WEW: Active Energy Citizens: At the Heart of the Energy Transition Regional perspectives: Europe Broadcast from LondonOctober 07 | 19.45 – 20.45 UTC+6
TIPPING POINTS AND TRANSITIONS TO 2040
GLOBAL PLENARY
October 07 | 19.45 – 20.45 UTC+6TIPPING POINTS AND TRANSITIONS TO 2040
GLOBAL PLENARY
Moderator: Arthur Hanna – Senior Advisor to the Secretary General, World Energy Council
Participants:
- Rafael Cayuela – Chief Economist, The Dow Chemical company
- Gina Domanig – Managing Partner, Emerald Technology Ventures
Diversity in energy systems is increasing, in terms of people, technologies, geographies, needs and uses, opening up multiple transition pathways. How could these pathways evolve by 2040, when nine billion people with different lifestyles and behaviours to those of today inhabit our earth? Gamechangers such as synthetic molecules, new materials, and flexible storage, are colliding with new ‘customer-centric’ business models emerging at global and ultra-local levels.
Questions:
- What are the fundamental disruptions, innovations and transformations taking place in adjacent sectors that will impact energy?
- What other demand-side disruptions does energy need to prepare for?
- How will advances in AI and quantum computing affect developments in clean molecules?
CloseAdd to Calendar 10/07/2021 07:45 PM 10/07/2021 08:45 PM Asia/Almaty KEF/WEW: Tipping points and transitions to 2040 Global plenary Broadcast from LondonOctober 07 | 21.00 – 21.15 UTC+6
CLOSING RELECTIONS WITH JEAN-MARIE DAUGER, CHAIR, WORLD ENERGY COUNCIL CLOSING REFLECTIONS
October 07 | 21.00 – 21.15 UTC+6CLOSING RELECTIONS WITH JEAN-MARIE DAUGER, CHAIR, WORLD ENERGY COUNCIL CLOSING REFLECTIONS
CloseAdd to Calendar 10/07/2021 09:00 PM 10/06/2021 09:15 PM Asia/Almaty KEF/WEW: Closing reflections from the Council Chair London / LiveOctober 07 | 21.15 – 21.30 UTC+6Wrap-up day 3
Broadcast from: London
CloseAdd to Calendar 10/07/2021 09:15 PM 10/07/2021 09:30 PM Asia/Almaty KEF/WEW: Wrap-up day 3 Broadcast from London
WELCOME LETTERS
MR. MAGZUM MIRZAGALIYEV
Minister of Energy of the Republic of Kazakhstan
Dear colleagues! On behalf of the Ministry of Energy of the Republic of Kazakhstan, I would like to welcome the participants in the World Energy Week global platform to be held by the World Energy Council in Nur-Sultan city, which is the very heart of Eurasia.
SUNGAT YESSIMKHANOV
Chairman of the WEC National Committee, Chairman of the Management Board of “Samruk-Energy” JSC
I wish the participants and guests of World Energy Week and the XIV KAZENERGY Eurasian Forum successful work, new ideas and professional achievements!More »
NIKOLAY GORBAN
General Director, JSC “CPC-R”
I am delighted to greet XIV KAZENERGY Eurasian Forum participants!
Energy has always been the key prominent sector of the global economy. Industrial capacity, wellbeing growth and social infrastructure development rate in many countries depend on a success in energy sector.More »
KEVIN LYON
General Director of “Tengizchevroil”
On behalf of Tengizchevroil (TCO), welcome to World Energy Week and the XIV KAZENERGY Eurasian Forum.More »
WELCOME LETTERS
MR. MAGZUM MIRZAGALIYEV
Minister of Energy of the Republic of Kazakhstan
Dear colleagues! On behalf of the Ministry of Energy of the Republic of Kazakhstan, I would like to welcome the participants in the World Energy Week global platform to be held by the World Energy Council in Nur-Sultan city, which is the very heart of Eurasia.
SUNGAT YESSIMKHANOV
Chairman of the WEC National Committee, Chairman of the Management Board of “Samruk-Energy” JSC
I wish the participants and guests of World Energy Week and the XIV KAZENERGY Eurasian Forum successful work, new ideas and professional achievements!More »
NIKOLAY GORBAN
General Director, JSC “CPC-R”
I am delighted to greet XIV KAZENERGY Eurasian Forum participants!
Energy has always been the key prominent sector of the global economy. Industrial capacity, wellbeing growth and social infrastructure development rate in many countries depend on a success in energy sector.More »
KEVIN LYON
General Director of “Tengizchevroil”
On behalf of Tengizchevroil (TCO), welcome to World Energy Week and the XIV KAZENERGY Eurasian Forum.More »
SPEAKERS
TIMUR KULIBAYEV
Chairman, KAZENERGY Association
JUAN CARLOS JOBET
Minister of Energy, Government of Chile
KANAT BOZUMBAYEV
Aide to the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan
MEGAN WOODS
Minister of Energy and Resources, Government of New Zealand
MR. MAGZUM MIRZAGALIYEV
Minister of Energy of the Republic of Kazakhstan
JEAN-MARIE DAUGER
Chairman, World Energy Council
SERIKKALI BREKESHEV
Minister of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Kazakhstan
TOR FJAERAN
President, World Petroleum Council (WPC)
MR. FRANCESCO LA CAMERA
Director-General, IRENA
MR. ALMASSADAM SATKALIYEV
Chief Executive Officer, JSC “Samruk-Kazyna”
MRS. ANGELA WILKINSON
Secretary General & CEO, World Energy Council
ALIK AIDARBAYEV
CEO “KazMunayGas” JSC
DR. URBAN RUSNAK
Secretary General, International Energy Charter
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