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ADIPEC President says why the future requires every available energy source

Abu Dhabi : The future of energy cannot depend on a single solution. It must draw on every available resource to meet the growing global demand while moving towards a cleaner and more sustainable world, according to Christopher Hudson, President of dmg events. Speaking on the sidelines of ADIPEC, held at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre (ANDEC), Hudson argued that the global energy…

ADIPEC President says why the future requires every available energy source

Abu Dhabi's ADIPEC President Christopher Hudson emphasized that the future of energy requires a comprehensive approach, utilizing all available resources. He argued against viewing the energy transition as a binary choice between traditional hydrocarbons and renewable sources, instead advocating for a combination of technologies and resources to meet global energy demands.

Hudson stressed that oil and gas, renewables, and emerging technologies each have a role to play. The rapid growth of AI, data centres, and other energy-intensive technologies presents both challenges and opportunities, as they demand more energy but also offer potential for increased efficiency. AI could help identify leaks, optimize infrastructure, and reduce waste and emissions, while also enabling the development of new energy solutions like nuclear fusion.

Hudson highlighted the need for collaboration and partnerships within the industry, as no single entity can meet the global energy requirements alone. He noted the UAE's diverse energy mix, including solar, nuclear, and hydrocarbons, to support various sectors. Hudson underscored the industry's responsibility to expand energy access to more people, improving education, healthcare, living standards, and economic opportunities.

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