Bridging the Renewable Energy Talent Gap

Recording of Wednesday, April 17, 2024 | Cancelled: Intersolar & ees Middle East Conference 2024 | Conference Program | Language: English | Duration: 32:35 .

Speaker

Daniel Brook
Director, Low Carbon & Renewables
WeConnect Energy
UAE

Moderator

Dr. Nabih Cherradi
Chief Technology Officer
Desert Technologies
Saudi Arabia

Talk of session: Talent Development: Transitioning Human Capital from Oil & Gas to Renewables

Do we have enough workforce to meet the solar / renewable ambition? Is the workforce trained enough to meet quality requirements? What kind of support does the sector expect from national and international institutions? How can we manage a proper transitioning of human capital from oil & gas to renewables?

Further Talks of this session:

Further Content

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We speak with Thomas Hillig about global developments in green hydrogen

Dennis Schulmeyer, CEO from LADE GmbH

AI-Based Energy Management: The Future Is Now

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September 5, 2024

We speak with Dennis Schulmeyer about ai-based energy management

Webinar

Setting the benchmark for the renewable energy industry – Highlights of LATAM’s Innovation Hub for the New Energy World

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The smarter E South America 2024 Conferences Intersolar, ees, Power2Drive and Eletrotec+EM-Power, aim to set the benchmark for the renewable energy industry. They address market development, technical and regulatory challenges and opportunities, and feature expert presentations on a variety of topics including solar energy, grid infrastructure, energy storage, green hydrogen and electric mobility.

Webinar

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Market Trend

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