Upcoming webinars

Professional Energy Webinars

Professional online webinars organised by UK Petroleum Co. Ltd for energy companies, technology providers, universities and industry stakeholders.

Webinar programme

Upcoming webinar programme.

The upcoming programme includes the AI-readiness session in August and a carbon-differentiated commodities webinar planned for mid September 2026.

Next Webinar

AI in the Energy Sector — For Leaders & Executives

A focused executive session explaining AI readiness, practical use-case identification and how leadership teams can move from basic awareness to controlled next steps.

Date
29 August 2026
Time
10:30–12:00 UK time
Format
Fully online webinar
Audience
Executives, operations leaders, IT/digital teams, commercial teams and decision-makers.
Following Webinar

Carbon-Differentiated Commodities: How Carbon Intensity Is Reshaping Global Trade

A focused discussion on how carbon intensity, carbon data and market transparency are beginning to influence commodities, trade decisions and industrial competitiveness.

Date
Mid September 2026
Time
To be announced shortly
Format
Fully online webinar
Confirmed speaker
Shona Crawford-Smith, General Manager at Sylvera
Past Webinars

Future Energy: Security, Technology & Transition

The 29 July 2026 webinar is now available in the past webinars section with details, speaker names and uploaded webinar screenshots.

Date
29 July 2026
Format
Fully online webinar
Details
View webinar record

What the upcoming webinar covers

  • What AI means in practical energy-sector language.
  • How to identify realistic use cases.
  • Why data, governance and internal ownership matter.
  • How to avoid rushed vendor-led implementation.
  • How UP-AIR™ supports readiness assessment and next-step planning.
Next webinar detail

AI in the Energy Sector — For Leaders & Executives.

This is an AI-readiness session for leadership teams and operational decision-makers who need to understand AI before committing budget, vendors or pilot projects.

The focus is practical: awareness, readiness, governance, use-case direction, risk control and responsible next steps for energy organisations.