A Pioneering Hybrid Event Series Empowering the Global Energy Economy
EnerKnol is excited to unveil the upcoming New York Energy Week 2023 (NYEW), the definitive event in the energy sector. Slated to run from June 20 to 22, 2023, this week-long convocation is the brainchild of industry professionals aimed at bringing together energy stakeholders from around the globe to navigate the future course of our worldwide energy economy.
A Pioneering Hybrid Event Series Empowering the Global Energy Economy
EnerKnol is delighted to announce the forthcoming New York Energy Week 2023 (NYEW), a groundbreaking industry event slated for June 20-22, 2023. Designed “by the industry, for the industry,” NYEW invites energy stakeholders from across the globe to come together and shape the future of our global energy economy.
A Pioneering Hybrid Event Series Empowering the Global Energy Economy
EnerKnol is delighted to unveil New York Energy Week 2023 (NYEW), the leading event for the energy sector, scheduled from June 20 to June 22, 2023. This innovative week-long series, created “by the industry, for the industry,” welcomes global energy stakeholders to unite in molding the future of the worldwide energy market.
EnerKnol is proud to present the preeminent energy industry event, New York Energy Week 2023 (NYEW), As reported by Yahoo Finance,NYEW will taking place from June 20 to June 22, 2023.
This groundbreaking week-long event series is designed “by the industry, for the industry,” and offers both physical and virtual locations to ensure energy professionals can engage, collaborate, and network, regardless of their geographical location.
By Dr. Fridrik Larsen
You can’t judge a book by looking at the cover was how Bo Diddley once put it. You can apply this to brands in the energy space by phrasing it: You can’t judge a brand by looking at the logo. A brand is not defined by the logo, it is judged by feelings in the hearts of consumers and it is defined by knowledge and connections in the minds of consumers.
Branding is not the process of designing or updating a logo.
By Janis Kreilis
In March 2017, the Trump administration began unpicking an array of environmental rules passed during Obama’s time in the office, including the Clean Power Plan. The White House also directed federal agencies to put the finalization of new regulations on hold until the administration could examine them.
The shale technologies have changed the prospects for natural gas in the country
By Ellis Talton
This past February was the 1 year anniversary of the first liquified natural gas (LNG) shipment from the United States. The dramatic moment was the culmination of a fast and relatively unexpected about-face in the world’s energy industry: the discovery and production of shale gas in the US.
To say there is a surplus of energy data would be an understatement.
The Spry Group is excited by the availability of data in the industry. Today’s energy producers have more resources than ever before to understand the energy we use. Why is this the case? Here’s a data chain to consider:
Government regulatory bodies require utility companies to publish this data.
Businesses collect data and develop performance benchmarks based on data aggregated from multiple sources.
