Please join the Atlantic Council Global Energy Center on Friday, September 8 at 8:00 a.m. (ET) for a discussion on US-emerging market clean energy partnerships to be held at the Atlantic Council headquarters in Washington, DC and virtually.
Emerging markets are poised to constitute the lion’s share of global economic growth through 2050. To ensure growth in these markets continues both apace and in line with net-zero emissions goals, the United States has a role to play in partnering with these markets on the deployment of clean technologies as a climate solution.
What is the market opportunity for trade in four clean technologies (solar photovoltaic, offshore wind, carbon capture, utilization, and storage; and smart grids) between the United States and 10 key emerging markets (Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, India, Indonesia, Mexico, Nigeria, the Philippines, South Africa, Vietnam)? How can the United States develop innovative trade models to enable these markets to deliver on their decarbonization goals, through clean technology trade, and promote US industry?
Welcome and opening remarks
Reed Blakemore, Director of Research and Programs, Global Energy Center, Atlantic Council
Richard Duke, Deputy Special Envoy for Climate, US Department of State
Public panel discussion
Kelly Speakes-Backman, Executive Vice President, Public Affairs, Invenergy
Gavin Towler, Corporate Vice President and Chief Scientist, Sustainable Technologies, Honeywell
Tina Zuzek-Arden, Managing Director & Partner, Global Leader, Energy & Climate in Public Sector, Boston Consulting Group, Washington, DC
Moderated by
Reed Blakemore, Director of Research and Programs, Global Energy Center, Atlantic Council
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