In 1983, Cambridge Energy Research Associates (CERA) was founded in Cambridge, Massachusetts, by Daniel Yergin and James Rosenfield. The energy research and consulting firm quickly became known for its critical knowledge and independent analysis on energy markets, geopolitics, industry trends, technology, and strategy.
Each year, S&P Global hosts CERAWeek in Houston so that fossil fuel muckety mucks from around the world can exchange fist bumps and bask in the warm glow of their own magnificence. CERAWeek 2024 organizers say this year’s confab will explore strategies for a multi-dimensional, multi-speed, and multi-fuel energy transition. Phew! There sure are a lot of multi-hyphenated ideas in this year’s press kit! The drive for energy transition is reshaping the competitive landscape for companies and countries — creating new opportunities and risks across the energy value chain, the CERAWeek press materials emphasize. The imperative to reduce emissions has grown in urgency, yet expectations of a simple linear global transition have been shaken as climate goals compete with concerns over how to deliver economic growth while ensuring energy security, energy access, and affordability. The multi-dimensional energy transition reflects different realities and timelines by region, technology, industry strategies, the variety of social and political approaches, and divergent national priorities in an increasingly multi-polar world, the press kit concludes
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