First International Confirmations at ROG.e

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Published on 22/01/2024 at 13:36

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Global Energy Event Highlights CEO Participation from Equinor and TotalEnergies

The energy world is about to witness a significant milestone with the hosting of ROG.e, recognized as one of the leading global events in the sector. This gathering, critical for the future of energy, will be graced by the presence of Anders Opedal and Patrick Pouyanné, CEOs of Norway’s Equinor and France’s TotalEnergies, respectively. They will be in Rio de Janeiro, participating in the Strategic Talks hosted by the Brazilian Institute of Oil and Gas (IBP) from September 23 to 26, 2024.

The event will not only serve as a platform for high-level discussions but also as a convergence point for innovative ideas and sustainable solutions. The ROG.e is a space where the global economy, the energy sector, and society come together to discuss and shape the future.

Thematic Axes and Strategic Dialogues

The agenda of ROG.e is filled with themes that resonate with the challenges and opportunities of the present. Low Carbon Solutions, People, Culture, and the Financeability of the Transition are some of the thematic axes that will shape the discussions. Additionally, the event will provide a platform for leaders and authorities to discuss the future pathways of the oil and gas sector, new renewable matrices, and the journey towards net zero by 2050.

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Rio de Janeiro: Capital of Energy and Gateway to the Future

Under the leadership of Roberto Ardenghy, the IBP aims to consolidate Rio de Janeiro not only as the capital of energy but also as a strategic portal for investments and business in Brazil’s energy sector. The IBP is committed to fostering debates and finding plural solutions to pressing challenges such as energy transition and climate change. The ROG.e emerges, in this context, as a vital initiative, seeking to integrate diverse visions and experiences to enrich the dialogue and pave the way for a sustainable future.

The ROG.e promises to be more than just an event; it is shaping up to be a catalyst for change, bringing together the biggest names in the sector, experts, and visionaries. The event stands out not only for the quality of the debates but also for its commitment to promoting a cleaner, more inclusive, and sustainable energy future. The confirmed attendance of Anders Opedal and Patrick Pouyanné reinforces the global relevance of the event and highlights the importance of Brazil and Rio de Janeiro in the world energy landscape.

Source: Rodrigo Dutra, from the press office of the Brazilian Institute of Oil and Gas (IBP).

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