The webinar will build on the American Petroleum Institute (API) and United States Trade Representative’s (USTR) September 30th webinar, conducted through AGP, on how standards play an integral role in attracting project investment, protecting workers and the environment, and reducing regulatory complexity for governments. API will first give a high-level overview of the potential market for liquified natural gas in the Indo-Pacific region, touching on economic and emissions reductions benefits that generally result from fuel switching to natural gas. API will then provide a technical deep dive into six of its mostly widely used liquified natural gas standards - standards that are directly relevant to the Indo-Pacific region’s burgeoning gas market.
In this webinar, Neil Hellings of Oserian will present a case study of Two Lakes Industrial Park, covering topics such as direct use geothermal, obstacles for establishing industrial parks, and solutions to create economically viable industrial parks.
The 15-part Cybersecurity and Digitalization webinar series was launched in June 2020 to educate utilities on cyber standards, trends, and best practices. The series reached over 4,200 participants from 70 utilities in 68 different countries.
Following the success of the webinar series, USEA and USAID will host industry panels with leading cybersecurity experts. The panelists will present trends in cyber-attacks to global power sector stakeholders and discuss the latest innovative tools and technologies.
Please join the U.S. Energy Association (USEA) and the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) for the third installment of the Geothermal Industrial Park webinar series presented by the U.S.- East Africa Geothermal Partnership (EAGP).
The goal of a geothermal industrial park (GIP) is to achieve a circular or zero waste approach where all resources are used sustainably for the benefit of the local community. Increased innovation and resource recovery through the elimination of material leakage help maximize the economic value of natural resources such as geothermal.
Join the Global CCS Institute and USEA, with support from the Department of Energy’s Office of Fossil Energy, on October 21st and 22nd, as we explore opportunities to deploy CCS projects in Texas.
The momentum and vital need for carbon capture and storage (CCS) technologies has never been greater. With a strong industrial base and the highest CO2 emissions of any state, Texas needs CCS to compete in a decarbonizing world. And CCS needs Texas, with its prime geology, business experience, and political support for this critical technology.
Join USEA and UNEP for a webinar on geothermal data management. In this webinar, two experts from Tetra Tech will provide an overview of principles of data management as applied to geothermal licensing and geoscientific data in both mature geothermal markets as well as those in the developing world.
This webinar will be recorded and posted on the USEA website. If you have any questions, please email Derek Burke at [email protected].
Geothermal energy has countless benefits, mainly providing clean grid power at the lowest possible cost. Geothermal power plants can also provide economic benefits beyond power (or heat) as a way to stimulate and support the socio-economic development of countries in East Africa, especially near the plant itself. However, innovative technologies in other industries can provide greater power output and greater value, especially when overall grid costs are considered. In this webinar, innovations will be discussed which allow geothermal resource to have a greater benefit, on both the grid
