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Webinar TOMORROW: Green is the new Black | Digitalisation, big data and technology innovation

By steven · 15 February 2022 · 1 min read · 0 views

Webinar TOMORROW: Green is the new Black | Digitalisation, big data and technology innovation

“In the sector, there’s a disruption that is monstrously exciting and digital is absolutely at the core of it. Access to knowledge and data will be the cornerstone of high performance…” – James McCallum, Proteus.

Webinar: Wednesday, 16 February 202207h30 New York | 12h30 GMT | 12h30 London | 13h30 Amsterdam | 14h30 Johannesburg | 18h00 New Delhi | 20h30 Singapore | 23h30 Melbourne60-Minute Session

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Panelists:

James McCallum, Founder and Chairman | Proteus

Michele Lauriola, Technical Leader – Digital Services, Turbomachinery and Process Solutions | Baker Hughes

Mika Tienhaara, Chief Executive Officer | ROCSOLE

Chandran Jayabalan, Head of Oil and Gas Sector (Asia) | Aggreko

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As the oil & gas sector continues its strategic pivot to a clean energy future, we explore the technologies and digital tools that are helping to accelerate this decarbonisation journey.

Our panel will discuss the challenges and opportunities presented by digital disruption in the context of a fast-paced energy transition, identifying key building blocks for a new, more efficient operating landscape.

Moderator:

Kelvin Ross, Editor-in-Chief | Enlit Europe, Power Engineering International, Smart Energy International

“We use digital tools to drive productivity and reduce environmental impact. In an industrial context, digital solutions are key business enablers: an outcomes-based approach can definitely make the difference, unlocking the energy transition.” – Michele Lauriola, Baker Hughes.

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