Energy Outlook 2040: Challenges and Prospects

September 27, 2019

S&P Global Platts, the leading independent provider of information and benchmark prices for the commodities and energy markets, will present its long-term forecast on the energy development at Russia’s Energy Week on October 2, 2019. At a time when the sector is facing significant change through energy transition ahead of peak oil demand, Platts’ representatives will take part in broad discussions spanning the impact IMO2020 sulfur emission standards for shipping, the outlook for natural gas amid today’s surplus in Europe and future technologies and their impact on global energy consumption and production.

The S&P Global Platts Energy Market Outlook 2040 will feature Chris Midgley, Global Head of Platts Analytics who will present the Platts 2040 energy outlook. His presentation will examine the key fundamental, policy, and technology assumptions underpinning the Analytics’ team forecasts and put forward a most likely outlook for the evolution of the long term global energy market and what the world needs to do to achieve a trajectory towards less than 2 degC. He will be joined by panellists including Elena Anankina, Senior Analytic Director, Ratings and Infrastructure, S&P Global Ratings, Abderrezak Benyoucef, Head of the Energy Studies Department, OPEC, Sergey Vakulenko, Head of Strategy and Innovations Department, Gazprom Neft, Denis Deryushkin, Head of Analytical Center, Russian Energy Agency of the Ministry of Energy of the Russian Federation and Vladimir Drebentsov, Chief Economist for Russia and CIS, BP.

18 November 2024 Russian Energy Week 2025 to be held on 15–17 October

“The eighth Russian Energy Week International Forum will be held on 15–17 October in Moscow. The Energy Strategy of the Russian Federation, which facilitates the creation of benchmarks to advance the energy sector as part of the Russian economy’s transition to an innovative development path, ensures the extension of the time horizon to 2030 in accordance with the new tasks and priorities of the country’s development. Every year at REW, we have the opportunity to witness how accurate these benchmarks are, and to adjust them accordingly. The Forum will feature sessions on the efficient use of natural energy resources and the development of the energy sector’s potential for sustainable economic growth, improving the quality of life of the country’s population and helping to strengthen its international economic position. I am confident that Russia’s partners, including its new ones in the BRICS alliance, as well as the African countries which confirmed their interest in working with Russia at the recently concluded First Ministerial Conference of the Russia–Africa Partnership Forum, will play an active part in organizing and holding the Forum,” said Anton Kobyakov, Adviser to the President of the Russian Federation and Executive Secretary of the REW Organizing Committee.

03 October 2024 African Energy Chamber delegation visits REW 2024

A delegation from the African Energy Chamber paid a visit to Russian Energy Week, with the delegation head, Chamber Executive Chairman NJ Ayuk.

28 September 2024 Recap of 7th Russian Energy Week International Forum

The Russian Energy Week International Forum was held for the seventh time on 26–28 September in Moscow. It was attended by government officials from different countries, the CEOs of major Russian and international energy companies and organizations, scientists, and experts.