Formerly the Egypt Petroleum Show, EGYPES was the virtual opposite of transitional change, bargaining for more time to acidify the ocean, melt our ice caps, and raise ocean and sea levels, etc. More about brokering fossil fuels and equipment for oil exploration, making deals that prolong the use of outdated energy systems that cause global warming and climate change.

 

The event is held under the patronage of His Excellency Abdel Fattah el Sisi, President of the Arab Republic of Egypt, supported by the Egyptian Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources. A Red Flag organization, seeking to assuage continued exploration efforts, exports of death dealing carcinogenic particulates, from diesel and petrol powered vehicles.

 

We should be introducing Carbon Taxes, to pay for the genocidal sinking of islands and reduced fish stocks, a major issue as to food security, as is the reduction in agricultural land from soil degradation.

 

They seek to mitigate such carnage, by arguing about the cost of transforming from a dirty to a clean energy supply network. Proclaiming EGYPES 2024 is set to steer thought leadership in climate-conscious and sustainable energy production, highlighting the multitude of opportunities that arise from a responsible energy transition. Meanwhile desertification continues apace. The oil producing nations can never hit Net-Zero. It's like saying water desalination is climate friendly, when such practices are terraforming the natural world.

 

Almost the whole fossil fuel industry is represented by over 35,000 attendees and 2,200 delegates. Gain direct access to the primary stakeholders involved in the region’s upcoming projects investing more than $1 billion in the oil and natural gas sector in the Western  region of Egypt. Whereas, decarbonization should be the order of the day. Except, that Arabia and Africa are already hardened to high temperature living. Hence, will not suffer from forest fires like many other nations.

 

Whereas, having such vast deserts on your doorstep, begs the question why is nobody investing in solar farms and hydrogen production via electrolyzers? Investment in fossil fuels might be counter productive, in any argument for gentle transitioning, when investments are going the wrong way.

 

Global warming and the need to cool the planet should be the first priority. With that fairly and squarely on the drawing board, then, we might discuss change, but not before. Otherwise, this show is more about delaying technology swap, while extra $dollars are squeezed out, at the expense of more towns burning in Canada and Greece. That would be just as unfair as not helping Arabia and Africa to adjust technology wise.

 

You may have noticed the Egypes agenda as published, is slanted more towards mitigation, than transition. The good news being that at least there is some adjustment of rhetoric.

 

The land of the Pharaohs and Pyramids is an ideal location to meet and discuss using the vast deserts as a resource to generate virtually unlimited electricity. Egypt and surrounding nations literally bask in solar energy. The land is steeped in historical wonder at the Sun, as the giver of life, and provider of energy for crops to grow.

 

 

 

HE Tarek El Molla Minister of Petroleum & Mineral Resources Arab Republic of Egypt	HE George Papanastasiou Minister Energy, Commerce & Industry Cyprus	HE Hayan Abdul Ghani Abdul Zahra Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Oil, Republic of Iraq	HE Pedro Rafael Tellechea Ruiz Minister Petroleum, Venezuela President Petroleos de Venezuela (PDVSA)	HE Antonio Oburu Ondo Minister of Mines and Hydrocarbons Equatorial Guinea
HE Dr Walid Fayad Minister of Energy and Water Lebanon	HE Francisco da Costa  Monteiro  Minister Petroleum Resources Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste	Alexandra Sdoukou Deputy Minister for Environment and Energy Greece	Hon Judith Kapinga Deputy Minister Ministry of Energy, Tanzania	HE Dr Amani Abou-Zeid Commissioner for Infrastructure, Energy & Digitalisation African Union
Ditte Juul Jørgensen Director General for Energy European Commission	HE Haitham Al Ghais Secretary General Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC)	HE Dr Omar Farouq Ibrahim Secretary General The African Petroleum Producers Association (APPO)	HE Nasser Kamel Secretary General Union for the Mediterranean (UfM)	HE Osama Mobarez Secretary General East Mediterranean Gas Forum (EMGF)
Dr Houda Ben Jannet Organisation Méditerranéenne de l’Energie et du Climate	HE Eng Jamal Al Loughani Organization of Arab Petroleum Exporting Countries (OAPEC)	Murray Auchincloss CEO  British Petroleum (BP)	Terje Pilskog Chief Executive Officer Scatec	Musabbeh Alkaabi  Exec. Dir. Low Carbon Solutions & International Growth ADNOC

 

 

 

EGYPES 2024 welcomes the international energy community from 19 - 21 February 2024 at the Egypt International Exhibition Center to address energy transition, security and decarbonisation globally. The Middle East is leading the conversation around a fair and equitable energy transition and energy future. At the nexus between North Africa, Sub-Saharan Africa, the Mediterranean, and the Middle East, Egypt is emerging as a gateway to new energy frontiers, as well as an attractive investment and partner destination in its own right.

The event promises to be an immersive experience to collectively pave the way towards achieving ambitious decarbonisation goals, experience the EGYPES Future Energy Zone & Theatre to play your role in becoming a catalyst for shaping a sustainable future on the road to net-zero. According to their website, they are showcasing solutions in: 

Decarbonisation | Hydrogen Fuel | Desulphurisation | Transitional Fuels | Climate Tech | Methane Reduction | Renewable Energy | Net-Zero Innovations | Carbon Capture Utilisation & Storage

 

CLIMA-TECH CHALLENGE

With a rich programme of keynote speeches, motivational talks and panel discussions, the Challenge will gather global energy industry visionaries, investors, change- makers, and emerging start-ups to showcase the critical innovations and groundbreaking climate technologies that are creating value and offering innovative solutions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Showcasing solutions in: 

Renewable Energy | Energy Storage | Energy Efficiency | Carbon Offsetting | Direct Air Capture | Climate Analytics | Hydrogen Fuel Cells | Environmental Sensors | CCUS | Circular Economy 

YOUNG PROFESSIONALS PROGRAMME

The Young Professionals programme extends its impact across an on-site and off-site learning experiences that actively engage high school and university students within the framework of STEM Education, with expansions into Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics. Engagement initiatives featuring: 

 

Race to Zero Game | Zero-Carbon City | Green Energy Village | Technology Zone | Engineering Zone | Industrial Field Trips | Youth Competition | Expo Tours | Youth Talks | Volunteer Programme

 

 

 

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