Exploring the Future of Global Gas Sector and Energy Trilemma at EGYPES 2025
Key Ideas
- Gavin Thompson discusses the importance of integrating energy security, affordability, and sustainability in the global gas sector.
- Cost reduction of green hydrogen and expansion of renewables capacities are crucial for a sustainable energy future.
- Egypt is poised to become a significant gas hub with increasing cross-border trade and rapid progress in the energy sector.
- Government strategies and public-private partnerships are driving advancements in Egypt's energy industry.
In a recent studio interview at EGYPES 2025, Chiranjib Sengupta spoke with Gavin Thompson, Vice Chairman at Wood Mackenzie, about the future prospects of the global gas sector and the lessons to be learned from the energy trilemma. Gavin emphasized the necessity of integrating energy security alongside the provision of affordable and sustainable energy solutions. He stressed the importance of reducing the cost of green hydrogen and expanding renewable energy capacities to establish them as viable long-term energy options. Gavin also discussed the potential of Egypt to evolve into a significant gas hub, welcoming the rise in cross-border trade and the rapid advancements in the country's energy sector. This progress is being accelerated by government strategies and the fostering of public-private partnerships. The interview highlighted the interconnected nature of the energy industry and the pivotal role that collaboration and innovation play in shaping a sustainable energy future.
Topics
Utilities
Sustainability
Energy Sector
Renewables
Public-private Partnerships
Cross-border Trade
Government Strategies
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