Nemesio Fernández-Cuesta

What Are His Conferences Like?

Nemesio Fernández-Cuesta’s conferences are known for their clarity and depth, addressing complex issues related to energy and climate change with a global perspective and strategic insight. He provides audiences with a thorough understanding of the history and future challenges of climate change, exploring both the effects of this phenomenon and the international policies designed to combat it. His approachable, educational style enables audiences to grasp the complexities of energy transition, including the electrification of transportation and the industrial adaptations necessary for this new model. His talks offer a comprehensive view of alternative energies, the significance of nuclear energy, and the influence of emerging powers such as China and India on the global energy landscape.

Selection of Conferences

The Electrification of Energy and Transportation

In this talk, Nemesio Fernández-Cuesta examines the critical role of electrification in the future of energy and transportation. He explains how this transformation will impact infrastructure and industry, driving the shift towards a more sustainable, fossil-fuel-independent energy system. The presentation provides an in-depth look at the policies required to support this transition and the challenges facing key sectors.

Investment Scenarios for Energy Transition

Fernández-Cuesta offers an in-depth analysis of the various investment scenarios needed to achieve an effective energy transition. The talk includes a comprehensive review of major global players, from powerhouse nations like China and India to private investors who are setting the pace in the renewable energy industry. He highlights the challenges and opportunities for investors in an increasingly sustainability-focused market.

The Future of Nuclear Energy

This conference provides a thorough examination of nuclear energy’s role in transitioning to a low-carbon energy system. Fernández-Cuesta evaluates the pros and cons of this energy source and its viability within the context of combating climate change. He also addresses the regulatory and social barriers facing nuclear energy and the potential of new technologies.