The Ultimate Directory on Energy Webinars

As the world intensifies its efforts to combat climate change, carbon markets are emerging as a key tool in achieving global decarbonization goals. With significant progress made at COP29, including a clearer framework for carbon markets under the Paris Agreement, there’s growing attention on innovative solutions like biogenic CO₂ utilization. These solutions not only contribute to global climate efforts but also present valuable opportunities for industries to generate revenue through carbon credits. Bioenergy projects are particularly well-positioned to tap into these opportunities by reducing CO₂ emissions and participating in both voluntary and compliant carbon markets. This webinar will explore how bioenergy projects can financially benefit from these carbon credit systems. The session will feature insights from industry leaders, carbon market experts, and technology innovators, offering a deeper understanding of how bioenergy projects can navigate the complexities of carbon markets and capitalize on the emerging opportunities for biogenic CO₂ solutions.Speaker: Hendrik Schuldt, Managing Director, Carbonner.

The renewable energy sector is evolving rapidly and solar power has emerged as one of the fastest growing technologies. While silicon photovoltaics (PV) continue to dominate the market, both established and emerging technologies are shaping the industry's future. Among these, thin film PV has yet to achieve widespread adoption, accounting for less than 5% of global solar installations. However, rising energy demand, ambitious decarbonization targets, and ongoing technological advancements suggest that thin film PV may be approaching a pivotal turning point.In IDTechEx's latest research report, "Thin Film Photovoltaics Market 2025-2035: Technologies, Players, and Trends", the thin film PV market is predicted to grow significantly over the next decade, with ramp up to adoption largely driven by the commercialization of perovskite PV. This webinar gives independent, critical analysis of the emerging and established thin film PV market technologies, evaluating the growing trends for the sector.This webinar will:Discuss thin film photovoltaics, introducing the established and emerging solar technologies including cadmium telluride, copper indium gallium selenide, perovskite, organic, dye sensitized, amorphous silicon, and gallium arsenide photovoltaicsDetail the traditional and novel application areas helping to drive the uptake of thin film PVIdentify the key emerging trends for the sector over the next decadePresenter: Maia Benstead, Technology Analyst, IDTechEx.

The energy storage landscape constantly evolves, shaped by policy changes, supply chain complexities, and market fluctuations. How can businesses effectively mitigate risk while staying competitive?In this webinar, Kasim Khan, Senior Research Analyst at Wood Mackenzie, joins Mike Watson, Head of Product, Trina Storage North America, for an insightful discussion on de-risking energy storage ownership through a multi-faceted approach. They will dive into key risk factors and how to build flexibility across the policy, supply chain, and technology landscape to ensure long-term success in energy storage investments.Key Discussion Areas:Policy & Regulations – Standards, incentives, and manufacturing strategiesSupply Chain Stability – Vertical integration, third-party suppliers, and quality controlOptimizing Energy Storage Solutions – CAPEX/OPEX, applications, and seamless integrationRegister now to join this live session.Speakers: Mike Watson, Head of Product, Trina Storage; Kasim Khan, Senior Research Analyst, Wood Mackenzie.

Join us for an insightful webinar on how Arduino is driving sustainability through smart energy storage solutions. Explore innovative use cases, real-world examples, and success stories from industry leaders who have accelerated product development and reduced costs using Arduino’s IoT cloud and smart hardware, including the Opta Micro PLC. Learn how these solutions optimize industrial automation and sustainability across various sectors like water treatment, environmental monitoring, and energy management.Webinar Overview50 Minute Presentation + Demo  | 10 Minute Live Q&AThis 1-hour webinar will include:• Real-world examples of sustainability solutions in prototyping and production• Use cases from AMB Vapour and Optim Motion for environmental monitoring and water treatment• Benefits of sub slab depressurization systems and industrial compressors• Overview of the Arduino Opta Micro PLC and its energy management capabilities• Integration of Arduino IoT cloud with hardware for industrial applicationsFeatured hardware and software:• Arduino Opta Micro PLC• Arduino IoT Cloud• Case StudySpeaker: Guneet Bedi, Senior Vice President & General Manager, Arduino.

Digital technologies have radically transformed society over the past decades. With a dramatic increase in the number of connected devices, data stemming from phones, computers and appliances, distributed renewable energy sources also grow exponentially. The way electricity is produced, distributed and consumed in emerging markets and rural areas is evolving.Digital technologies are now an integral part of sustainable distributed renewable energy (DRE) business models with applications ranging from demand mapping over the optimisation of the integration of renewables in electricity systems and improvements in the reliability of grids to consumer payment models. In emerging markets, new high-quality and modular technologies, remote monitoring, control software and systems, smart meters, AI, as well as platforms for real-time data collection, analysis and visualisation support sustainable energy stakeholders in providing affordable and clean energy access for all.As the demand for clean and renewable energy sources grows, the Alliance for Rural Electrification (ARE) focuses on fostering and promoting innovation and efficiency of its members in the DRE sector. In this regard, ARE is organising the upcoming edition of Innovation for Electrification (I4E) showcase webinar series on the topic of 'Digitalisation & Optimisation'. ARE members will be showcasing their products and services covering the subject enabling audience to learn more and engage actively.

On 24 October, RGI will explore resource and supply chain challenges linked to power grids in our upcoming Webinar “Wired for Circularity: Securing the Power Grids of the Future”. During the event, invited experts from the French grid operator RTE and the European Commission's Joint Research Centre (JRC) will offer insights into how the application of circularity principles can mitigate the impacts of resource scarcity and supply chain pressures.Electricity grids are at the core of the global energy transition, requiring ongoing modernisation and expansion to accommodate increasing renewable energy integration, electrification, and digitalisation. However, both the expansion and retrofitting of the grid face significant challenges, particularly in the context of material requirements, resource scarcity and constrains within grid infrastructure supply chains. As the world transitions to a renewables-based energy system, the electrification of industrial, transport, housing and other sectors intensifies. In turn, the demand for electricity grid infrastructure grows, creating further pressures on the production and delivery of critical grid technologies. In this context, the substantial amounts of resources and materials needed for the grid expansion, and their uneven distribution across the globe, create additional challenges related to ensuring a just and sustainable global energy transition.Why circularity?Against this background, the concept of circularity—focused on maximising resource efficiency, minimising waste, and extending the lifecycle of materials and components—offers a compelling framework for addressing these challenges. By integrating circularity principles, grid operators can not only enhance the sustainability of their infrastructure but also build greater resilience against supply chain disruptions.But, how can grid operators implement circular approaches in their operations to reduce these challenges? And what are the status of supply chain disruptions within the European context?On 24 October, RGI’s Webinar “Wired for Circularity: Securing the Power Grids of the Future” will explore the intersection of circularity and supply chain management within the electricity grid sector, drawing on insights from the following speakers:Nicola Magnani – Leader of the “Materials and supply chains for the energy transition” project at the European Commission’s Joint Research Centre (JRC).Marcela Mantilla – Sustainability & Industrial Affairs Advisor at RTE.

In this webinar, Yener Eksi will be sharing his experience teaching different aspects of nuclear energy to his honors chemistry students using the Six Thinking Hats strategy. The "Six Thinking Hats" is a method that can be used to enhance classroom discussions, foster critical thinking, and improve problem-solving skills among students. Yener will talk about how this approach helped his students explore different perspectives on a topic. Attend to find out what worked, what didn’t, and how he adjusted the lesson along the way!

As global efforts to decarbonize intensify, the aviation and maritime sectors are at the forefront of the transition to low-carbon fuels. By 2050, the aviation industry will need over 450 billion liters of Sustainable Aviation Fuels (SAF) to achieve Net Zero emissions, while methanol is emerging as a key alternative fuel for the maritime industry. To meet this rising demand, global renewable methanol production is expected to reach 400 million tonnes per annum (Mtpa) by 2050, with 150 Mtpa from biomethanol. This webinar will explore how SFW’s Gasification technology is converting solid biogenic waste into liquid biofuels, offering a practical solution to these challenges. Hear from SFW experts and industry leaders about the technology's applications, cost-efficiency, and insights into two pioneering biofuel projects—one focused on renewable methanol in Portugal and another on carbon-negative SAF in the USA.Why Attend?Gain insights into the global demand for SAF and renewable methanol in aviation and maritime sectors.Learn how Gasification technology can enhance biofuel production by combining syngas and green hydrogen.Hear from experts about two innovative biofuel projects that are shaping the future of sustainable fuels.Featured Projects:Mangualde Project: Renewable Methanol from Biomass and Green Hydrogen (Portugal)Stonefish Project: Carbon-negative Sustainable Aviation Fuel (USA)Speakers: Frank Ligthart - VP, Circular Carbon, Sumitomo SHI FW; David Longden - SBD Manager, Gasification, Sumitomo SHI FW; Lari Temonen - Director, Strategy & Business Analysis, Sumitomo SHI FW; Joshua Pearson - Chief Technology Officer, PATHWAY Energy; Pedro Vieira - Project Engineering Renewable Methanol, Capwatt.

Bay Area SunShares is a renewable energy program for all Bay Area residents. Join us for an introductory, one-hour webinar that explains how SunShares works, the basics of solar technology, how to make your home resilient & reliable during emergencies and how to access the SunShares discounts.The SunShares’ pre-vetted solar providers will be on hand to answer any questions you may have about going solar or installing battery storage. We look forward to you joining us for the SunShares webinar!

Join us for this webinar and hear from S&P Global Commodity Insights experts explore the current state and development of carbon markets—both voluntary and compliance—worldwide. We will cover aspects such as the infrastructure, monitoring and verification of emissions, market fundamentals, and price trends. We will draw on interesting case studies to highlight key developments ahead of COP 29.Agenda at a GlanceWelcome & introduction.Hear from our panel on what they currently see in Carbon markets.   The state of Carbon markets in 2024 – where are we now?Focus on the global landscape: country progress, regulatory developments, market infrastructure, measurement (monitoring and verification) of emissions, market fundamentals, and price trends. Also, the role of technology and how it is evolving.   Opportunities, challenges, and the road to COP29.Focus on what is needed to strengthen and evolve markets; provide examples of innovative aspects we are seeing around the world; discuss expectations for COP29 and the likelihood of progress on key aspects that will shape Carbon markets, notably Article 6.   Expectations for 2025.Where do we think Carbon markets will be a year from now? What do we want to see vs what is likely? Q&ASpeakers: Roman Kramarchuk, Head – Climate Markets and Policy Analytics, S&P Global Commodity Insights; Jonty Rushforth, Head of Environmental Solution, S&P Global Commodity Insights; Deb Ryan, Head of Emissions Insight, S&P Global Commodity Insights; Marie-Louise du Bois, Global Head of Carbon Pricing, S&P Global Commodity Insights.