The Global Energy Association and the Centre for Iberoamerican Studies will hold a session on completing and transforming the global energy agenda on regional markets, including Latin America.
For young scientists, the key to success is not just being successful at conducting research, but also the availability of foreign publications and knowing how to present oneself. Those were the conclusions of participants at a round table staged on 7th September at Kazan Federal University by the Global Energy Association with the participation of the Global Energy Prize’s International Award Committee and local academics.
The winners of the 2021 Global Energy Prize were announced on 6th September in Kazan. The laureates were: Russian scientists Zinfer Ismagilov and Suleyman Alakhverdiev, as well as American academic Yi Cui.
When considering statistics about CO2 emissions, one must take into account not only the producer but also the en- consumer of goods with a carbon content. That was the message Rae Kwon Chung, Nobel Peace Prize Winner and Chairman of the Global Energy international Award Committee, had for participants at the Eastern Economic Forum.
Austrian corporation OMV has chosen its way forward in terms of the energy transition. And unlike most of Europe’s oil and gas giants aiming at becoming energy companies, OMV has decided to reorient its business on developing petrochemicals, the company’s CEO, Rainer Seele, told Global Energy.
The ceremony announcing the names of the laureates of the 2021 Global Energy Prize will take place on 6th September in the Kazan town hall in Tatarstan.
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