Spanning three days from 14-16 January 2025 at ADNEC in Abu Dhabi, the World Future Energy Summit hosted by Masdar, will bring together industry influencers, problem solvers and cutting-edge solutions, all working on the blueprints for a sustainable future. Across the spectrum of buyers, delegates and energy professionals, the World Future Energy Summit is poised to be the most relevant edition to date, as collectively the world moves towards the ambitious targets of 2030 and beyond.
Our Managing Director, Marc Tijhuis, will be speaking about ISWA’s road to COP in a panel discussion during the Pathways to 1.5C conference:
Date: Tuesday 14 January 2025 Time: 14.10-14.50 Panel description: New NDCs for a path to a low carbon future What will the upcoming Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC) updates in 2025 mean for public and private sector organisations? Will they accelerate the path to a low carbon future and place new expectations and challenge on public sector and private organisations? As NDCs are updated, what learnings can companies take from previous rounds and apply to the new NDCs. What hasn’t worked in the past that could provide valuable lessons? Our keynote panel will look at the likely impact of the updated NDCs in the pathway to 1.5C.
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