EAG Podcast
The podcast for EAG, a leader in energy consulting and outsourcing, will focus on the dynamic landscape of the oil and gas industry. Each episode will feature insightful discussions with industry experts, thought leaders, and EAG consultants who will share their knowledge on operational excellence, innovative technologies, and best practices in energy management.
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EAG Podcast
Energy Transition
The global energy landscape is undergoing a major transformation in 2025!
This podcast explores the key trends driving the energy transition, from the rapid growth of carbon capture to the strategic use of natural gas as a bridge fuel, and the rise of integrated energy solutions.
- Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) is experiencing a surge, with the market valued at $8.8 billion in 2024 and projected to grow at a 16.7% CAGR through 2034. In power generation, CCS applications are expanding at a rate exceeding 17%.
- Natural gas is a key “bridge fuel” as companies balance energy security and environmental responsibility. Investments in Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) infrastructure have increased by 40%.
- Integrated energy portfolios are becoming more common, with oil and gas companies investing in renewables like solar, wind, and hydrogen.
- The energy sector is also seeing a surge in digital tools, including a 55% increase in AI-powered valuation and a 70% rise in virtual data rooms.
- Investment in clean energy is strong, with ESG-linked reserve-based lending up by 70% and green project bonds up by 60%.
The renewable energy sector is expected to continue its growth, supported by advances in cleantech manufacturing, AI, and the carbon industry.
The shift toward sustainability is a strategic imperative for forward-thinking companies. This video examines how the energy industry is working to meet traditional energy demands while reducing emissions.
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