Татьяна Митрова: личная стратегия в эпоху перемен

Unlike Russian crude oil exports, which in 2023 exceeded the volumes of 2021, Russia’s natural gas exports have dwindled by an estimated 42 percent since 2021, the year before the country invaded Ukraine.

How will the global energy landscape change in the coming years? Learn from the discussion featuring Mehmet Ogutcu, Chairman, Global Resources Partners, UK, and the London Energy Club/The Bosphorus Energy Club, non-executive board member in several international companies. Former diplomat, IEA and OECD senior staff, BG Group, Invensys, Genel Energy, Şişecam senior executive. The world is still undergoing a fundamental energy transformation and technological revolution, with additional factors like climate change, green & transparent financing, and geopolitical tensions. The need for urgent energy transition is challenged by energy security concerns, which add even more uncertainty to the geopolitical landscape, especially in the aftermath of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, trade diversion, and #COP28. By 2030, the energy world will look very different. Global efforts to stay within the 1.5-degree scenario will reshape not only the way we use energy, but also the global energy flows, technological innovation, and the weight of countries in international trade and finance. Keeping a watchful eye on these rapidly changing global dynamics will be critical for both companies and governments as they chart their future energy strategies and actions. Guest Speaker: Mehmet Öğütçü Mehmet currently chairs the Global Resources Partnership, a strategic investment advisory group engaged in worldwide natural resources and energy assets, headquartered in London. He is also the founding president of The Bosphorus Energy Club and The London Energy Club, which brings together the world’s major players in energy, investment, and geopolitics. He serves as a board member of YEO Energy and Technology Group and BGN International as well as the chairman of the advisory board of Middle East Institute in Washington DC. He was an advisor to Prime Minister Turgut Ozal, and a diplomat in Beijing, Brussels, and Paris. He served as the principal administrator of the Asia-Pacific and Latin America division at the International Energy Agency in Paris, focusing on energy security, strategic chokepoints, efficiency, green energy development, and infrastructure resilience. He later served as the head of the international investment and outreach at the OECD Secretariat. He worked for British Gas (BG Group, now part of Shell) as director in London, and chairman of the International Advisory Board of high-tech Invensys plc. He was also an independent board director at Yaşar Holding, Genel Energy plc, and Şisecam Holding Group, and chief strategist for the Manila-based Asian Development Bank. He is the author of numerous books and a prominent speaker at international conferences. Mehmet speaks Turkish, English, French, and conversational Chinese. Moderator: Tatiana Mitrova Tatiana holds PhD in Economics, and has 30 years of experience in energy markets research and profound knowledge of energy transition – new energy technologies, market organisation and corporate strategies. Tatiana is a Research Fellow at CGEP, Columbia University, Professor at SciencesPo Paris, and Founder and Director of the New Energy Advancement Hub (NEAH). She has 14 years of experience in business education, over 200 publications (including 8 books), and a strong focus on ESG and corporate climate strategies. Key discussion points: The new game-changers in world energy Green energy transition, conflict with fossil fuels, finance hurdles and technology It’s just geopolitics! Recommendations for businesses and governments NEAH Website

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