We face a world of growing divisions. The Ukraine war has caused deep fractures in global geopolitics, countries are positioning their climate ambitions in contrasting ways, and energy companies are mapping divergent paths to achieve sustainable transitions.
Can energy markets function efficiently in a world with more trade barriers, less spare capacity and higher geopolitical risk? Will competition between the US and China speed up or slow down the energy transition? Can developed and developing nations design an equitable and effective approach to climate change?
Energy Intelligence brought together decision-makers and innovators from the private sector, government and civil society to discuss these competing views and plot tangible paths forward, answering the central question: How does a divided world power the planet in a way that is reliable, affordable and clean?
