Syed Hussein Al -Qassab
The activities of the thirty -second edition of the Middle East Petroleum and Gas Conference “MPGC 2025” today will be concluded in Bahrain, organized by “S & B Global Community Insights” and hosting “Babco Enege”, in the presence of the Minister of Oil and Environment and the Special Envoy for Climate Affairs Dr. Muhammad Bin Dinah, to the participation of global sector leaders.
The current version of the conference seeks to enhance dialogue on the reality of energy in the region, in light of the global increasing demand for sustainable solutions.
The conference highlights the issue of “achieving a balance between traditional and renewable energy in the Middle East”, where leaders and experts of the sector meet to discuss the dynamics of the global market and future energy trends.
The activities of the first day were launched on May 27, with the main words of Mark Edamo, co -chair of the S& Global Commodity Insights, and Mark Thomas, CEO of the Babco Enemz Group.
The conference agenda dealt with various topics that include the anticipation of energy prospects, the geopolitical effects on the markets, and an accurate analysis of the reality of global oil and gas.
The second day, May 28, focuses on the areas of refining and low -carbon energy, where the sessions include offers and discussions on the future of refining, transport fuel, sustainable flight fuel, and gas integration with solar and nuclear energy, along with the role of carbon markets in drawing the features of the next stage.
Lyn Tatem, Vice President and President of the S& P Global Commodity Insights, stresses that the conference constitutes a pivotal platform for exchanging experiences and enhancing innovation and cooperation towards a more sustainable future.
She added that «MPGC 2025» represents a unique opportunity to highlight the axial role of the Middle East in formulating the global energy scene.
Representatives from the Middle East, Asia, Africa, Europe and the Americas will participate in the conference, including stakeholders in the oil and gas sector, financial institutions, organizational bodies, and renewable energy sectors.
