As market players look to diversify their portfolio towards lower-carbon commodities, risks are going up dealing with less familiar commodities that may be in early stage development. Learning to properly navigate the price discovery process is crucial to the return on your investment. How will pricing be structured for low-carbon ammonia and hydrogen? What process and tools should project developers and investors have in place to better evaluate agreement risks and increase confidence in the marketplace? Santiago Canal Soria, Hydrogen Pricing Analyst, S&P Global Commodity Insights, explores some of these low carbon commodity market making challenges and the pricing model concepts used to frame new investment opportunities in this market.

How can leaders navigate competing and potentially irreconcilable expectations around roles and responsibilities for themselves and their teams in this transition? Dedicated and talented professionals, some with decades contributing to amazing achievements, are confronted with a different take on their life’s education, training, and work. How should we as individuals and leaders respond and navigate this transitioning world in both our professional and personal lives to successfully create both a legacy and a future? Meet FTE guest expert Nick Welch, ESG and Energy Transition Strategist, Endeavor Management Consulting, and explore how his method of guiding other leaders through this process may be useful to you and your business.

To truly make an impact on carbon emissions with new technology projects, you must understand and communicate the realistic estimates of lifecycle carbon intensity & project economics. Finding that balance between over simplification and complex modeling is critical, particularly when seeking buy-in from multiple stakeholders. Guest expert Dr. Lynn Frostman, explores evaluating new clean technology project economics with lifecycle carbon intensity projections. What techniques do you use to rapidly assess a project’s potential and how do you effectively communicate the nuance when engaging both experts and non-experts?

Setting ambitious corporate sustainability goals and targets within your industry ecosystem is daunting at best. How do you influence the right players in your value stream to “come along with you for the ride” on a sustainability journey when you are heavily reliant on the strategies and timelines that other partners, like manufacturers and other suppliers across the lifecycle of our services, are willing to set? FTE guest expert Stephanie Dvorak, Director Sustainability Bristow Group, shares lessons learned from a vertical aircraft operator's perspective and leads a discussion on new ideas and experience from others leaders working through similar challenges.

Internal combustion engines are on their way out, and with their departure comes threats and opportunities. Are you ready for a world without gas stations? The answer is more than just the product you sell. Automotive industry guest expert Steve Sharp, Executive in Residence - The Endeavor Institute, lays out this paradigm shift exploring how organizations might be be impacted by the disappearance of internal combustion engines. What strategic options are being considered by leaders positioning their business to adapt and thrive.

Adapting AI resources for continuously changing business requirements requires scalability, meterability, manageability, on-demandability... lots of flexibility. When faced with a decision to develop AI resources in the Cloud or on Premises, business owners struggle making a choice. On-premises compute gives you more control and is often the cheapest solution, but the Cloud gives you fast access and flexibility. Bill Mannel Chief Technologist, Americas HPC & AI Solution Sales explores what's at stake for the business and how these decisions are made.

AI and groundbreaking techniques like ChatGPT are not only revolutionary but controversial. Most agree we now live in the AI era where companies must adopt AI (and quickly) to survive... yet many AI projects fail to get off the ground. Dale Brown, AI Software Global Head of Sales with Hewlett Packard Enterprise, explores the key elements for successful AI projects and shares real customer examples.