
Crisis in the Middle East: what does it mean for the Energy Transition? - CRU Group
About this event
However, the impacts have been different to what we say in the energy crisis that followed Russia's invasion of Ukraine in 2022. In the longer term, this crisis will create renewed momentum towards energy security - which can go hand in hand with both decarbonisation and electrification.
In this webinar, CRU analysts from the Economics and Sustainability teams will explore how the shockwaves from this crisis could play out in the short and long run, and what this means for commodity demand. Longer term impacts - renewables and energy securityLonger term impacts - electrificationsummary and Q&A
What you'll learn
- State of play in ME and energy markets
- Impacts on power markets - why different to 2022?
- Longer term impacts - renewables and energy security
- Longer term impacts - electrification
Topics covered
Frequently asked questions
Who is hosting Crisis in the Middle East: what does it mean for the Energy Transition? - CRU Group?
Crisis in the Middle East: what does it mean for the Energy Transition? - CRU Group is hosted by CRU Global.
When is Crisis in the Middle East: what does it mean for the Energy Transition? - CRU Group?
See the official event page for Crisis in the Middle East: what does it mean for the Energy Transition? - CRU Group's confirmed availability and schedule details.
Where does registration take place?
Registration or viewing is completed on CRU Global's website.
What format is this event?
This is an online webinar.
Which topics does this event cover?
The event covers Cybersecurity and Data.



