
This is how AI will accelerate the energy transition
The new IPCC report is unequivocal: more action is urgently needed to avert catastrophic long-term climate impacts. With fossil fuels still supplying more than 80% of global energy, the e...
1998, degree in French Business Language, and 1999, Master's in Economics and Business Administration, NHH, Norway; 2010, Master's in Global Leadership, World Economic Forum. 2000-04, Adviser, Norwegian Ministry of Petroleum and Energy; 2004-06, First Secretary and Energy Adviser, Norwegian Delegation to the OECD and IEA, Paris France. Since 2006, with the World Economic Forum: 2006-08, Senior Community Manager, Head of Electricity Industry; 2008-10, Associate Director, Head of Electricity and Energy Technology Industry; 2010-13, Associate Director, Head of Knowledge Management and Integration, Energy Industries; since 2013, Director, Head of Knowledge Management and Integration, Energy Industries.
The new IPCC report is unequivocal: more action is urgently needed to avert catastrophic long-term climate impacts. With fossil fuels still supplying more than 80% of global energy, the e...
The impending global energy transition is exciting – and it will have wide-ranging implications for the global climate, for business and for consumers. But at what speed is the transition...
Now in its fifth year, the World Economic Forum’s Global Energy Architecture Performance Index (EAPI) ranks the performance of countries’ energy systems, as well as looking at trends in t...
The Global Energy Architecture Performance Index 2016 benchmarks energy systems of nations from across the world on three fundamental energy goals:





