Past webinar details

Future Energy: Security, Technology & Transition

Completed online webinar · 29 July 2026 · Organised by UK Petroleum Co. Ltd

Webinar information

Future Energy: Security, Technology & Transition.

This completed webinar brought together selected energy-sector stakeholders to discuss practical issues shaping global energy markets, technology and transition strategies.

The session was designed as a professional online discussion platform for energy companies, technology providers, academics, policy stakeholders and organisations interested in practical energy-sector dialogue.

Event details

Title
Future Energy: Security, Technology & Transition
Date
29 July 2026
Time
10:30–12:00 UK time
Format
Fully online webinar
Organiser
UK Petroleum Co. Ltd
Speakers

Speaking contributors.

Speakers shown from the uploaded webinar screenshots and confirmed speaker information.

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Nuclear & energy transition

Richard Ollington

Strategy consulting on the energy transition

Presented on cost, nuclear energy and energy-system value, including how LCOE comparisons can miss intermittency, dispatchability and grid-cost factors.

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Renewable energy & sustainability

Takahito Kakihira

International Renewable Energy & Sustainability Advisor

Presented on renewable energy procurement, ASEAN regulatory risk, institutional design, renewable certificate constraints and market trade-offs.

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AI in energy

Latif Yalcinoglu

Halliburton

Presented on agentic AI and the difference between traditional AI and AI systems that perceive, reason, execute actions and learn from outcomes.

Core webinar content

  • Energy security, technology and transition pressures.
  • Oil, gas and LNG during the transition period.
  • Renewables, grid pressure and energy storage.
  • Nuclear energy, system costs and long-term value.
  • Renewable energy procurement and ASEAN regulatory risk.
  • AI, digital technology and agentic AI in the energy sector.
  • Carbon markets, certification and greenwashing risks.
  • Geopolitical energy risks, supply chains and industrial competitiveness.
Session focus

Practical energy-sector discussion.

The webinar combined strategic and technical perspectives across energy transition, clean power, market design, digital transformation and industrial competitiveness.

The content was structured for professional energy stakeholders seeking practical insight rather than a general public-facing overview.