In this episode of the Al-Attiyah Foundation Podcast, we are joined by Bradley Nordal, Chief Executive Officer of IUGO Technologies. IUGO is a next-generation AI virtual business partner that delivers voice and video activated support through wearable devices, designed specifically for today’s mobile and field-based workforce.

In this podcast, we explore the following questions:

What does “degenerative knowledge” mean in the context of the oil and gas industry?
How do the challenges of implementing AI in the Middle East energy industry differ from those in other regions?
Which forms of knowledge are most at risk in the oil and gas sector?

In this episode of the Al-Attiyah Foundation Podcast, we are joined by Dr. Mostefa Ouki, an independent energy consultant and Senior Research Fellow at the Oxford Institute for Energy Studies. With more than three decades of global experience, Dr. Ouki has led the development, execution, and management of complex techno-economic projects across the gas and energy sectors worldwide.

In this podcast, the following questions are explored:

What does the energy transition in the Middle East and Africa look like in practical, on-the-ground terms today?
To what extent has energy security emerged as a driver of the transition alongside, or even equal to, climate ambition?
How are markets currently pricing geopolitical risk?

In this episode of the Al-Attiyah Foundation Podcast, we are joined by Geoffroy Hureau, General Secretary of CEDIGAZ. An international association dedicated to natural gas information, CEDIGAZ has been the industry's reference provider of fundamental gas data since its creation in 1961. Mr Hureau's fields of expertise include upstream oil and gas economy and worldwide hydrocarbon reserves. At CEDIGAZ, besides his activity as General Secretary, Geoffroy is in charge of worldwide gas reserves estimations

In this podcast, the following questions are explored:

How does crude oil supply compare to natural gas supply in terms of availability and reliability?
Is there a changing attitude towards energy security in global gas markets?
Are we going to see increased gas-on-gas competition, and how will this affect long-term contract terms, indexation preferences, and pricing formulas?
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