Vídeo: O Fórum Energético de Baku centra-se no crescimento económico e na transição para as energias lim…

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it’s really a remarkable event which actually demonstrates our green agenda and also demonstrate that aan is attractive not only for those who invest in fossil fuels but also for those who invest in Renewables aan and the UAE announced a joint plan to build three major solar and wind projects in aaban with a capacity of 1 gaw at the Baku energy Forum which opened Baku energy week it really demonstrates how a country which generated wealth from fossil fuel now is channeling this uh Wells into the renewable energy and as a host country of cop 29 this is also Our obligation to be among the Front Runners on green transition the announcement came as momentum builds for cop 29 in Baku with aaban taking over the from the UAE we set very clear and ambitious targets for tripling renewable energy capacity by 20130 we United the world around a practical Pathway to keep 1.5 Within Reach Around 300 companies from 37 countries came together for one of the most important events on the global energy sector calendar The Forum ran alongside two exhibitions sponsored by Caspian power and Caspian oil and gas the Caspian oil and gas exhibition focuses on Major Oil and Gas projects here in the region as well as energy security other topics covered include development production Transportation as well as Innovative Technologies as well as calls for switching to cleaner energy solutions and advancements in AI there was an emphasis on ensuring economic growth in developing countries and energy transition for the future of humanity what we really want to know is what does monit energy access look like for everybody then what sort of energy system do we need to deliver that so what we would say is world energy systems are no longer fit for purpose we need to be Progressive and pragmatic but we’re not going to make it unless we engage more people and diverse communities in understanding their roles and choices and that’s what we mean by humanizing energy today we need to recognize that the energy system isn’t working for everybody there is a huge number of people who don’t have access to electricity 750 million people don’t have access to electricity and 2.2 billion people don’t have access to clean cooking this is very damaging for their health also seeing in advanced economies many of the poorest people in society can’t afford as much energy as they would like or they spend a huge amount on energy and so when we think about energy transitions we need to think how to make sure that they are as Fair as possible and this is where governments have a key role to play this is where they have to make sure that we keep energy sources affordable even as we move towards cleaner sources and we move away we transition away from fossil fuels geopolitics and the war in Ukraine led to a reduction in gas exports to Europe and an increase in natural gas prices this in turn had a large impact on energy consumers with countries looking for alternative sources and suppliers for us being a member of the European Union uh diversification gained a completely new meaning after the the war broke out in in Ukraine so aeran being the one of the key suppliers that can enable us uh an alternative route an alternative uh gas source for our secure Supply is of course of key importance and we have to build upon the relationship that was already established and we have to broaden it and deepen it and the future of that energy security is Paramount as the world looks to sustainable energy solutions moving forwards Europe has a number of of of options here it’s got great offshore wind potential it’s got great solar potential and we’re seeing that policy makers are moving in that direction pushing their their objectives to make sure that the climate issue can be solved alongside making sure that energy is secure and affordable we have build our narrative on three main area first of all is the infrastructure so we need to build the infrastructure that is fitting with the new Energy System more decentralized second we need a legal environment a market this designed for Renewables and not for the fossil fols and third we have to increase our capabilities at governmental level as the skill for the workers and uh uh all people engaged thisis there was a common agreement that a sustainable future for the energy sector is only possible with a more unified Global effort