Hennig Gloystein

Today’s energy landscape is being redrawn by conflict in the Middle East, Iran related geopolitical risk, tighter resource competition, and the accelerating transition from fossil fuels to renewables and clean hydrogen. In this keynote, Henning connects the forces shaping oil and natural gas markets, shipping and supply chains, power and industrial commodities, and emerging market resource pressures to the decisions executives are making on cost, reliability of supply, and risk exposure. Drawing on deep Europe and Asia experience, he translates complex market and policy dynamics into a clear, business relevant view of what is changing, where disruption is most likely, and how organizations can stay ahead.

Audience takeaways:

• A practical framework for understanding how Middle East conflict dynamics and Iran related risks can drive energy price volatility and affect availability across key regions
• Where energy security and decarbonization goals are most likely to clash during periods of heightened regional tension, and what that means for strategy and investment
• The biggest supply chain vulnerabilities tied to energy and natural resources, including shipping and logistics risks, and how to build resilience against disruption
• How clean hydrogen is evolving from long term concept to near term commercial decision, plus the key signposts to watch as market conditions change
• A forward looking set of scenarios for the next 12 to 24 months, with implications for what each one could mean for day to day operations, and ability to compete.