Eng. Bader Al Lamki

Since his appointment as Chief Executive Officer in May 2021, Eng. Bader Al Lamki is responsible for managing ADNOC Distribution’s overall operations while developing and implementing long-term regional and international growth strategies. He brings nearly 25 years of experience to this position across the oil and gas, clean energy, and utilities sectors. Previously, Eng. Al Lamki held the role of the Chief Executive Officer at National Central Cooling Company PJSC (Tabreed), leading the Company’s operations and growth ambitions in the UAE and internationally. Eng. Al Lamki has extensive experience with some of the UAE’s biggest energy companies, including ADNOC operating company ADMA-OPCO. During this time, he successfully led a strategic development initiative to increase the Company’s oil production to one million barrels per day. He also worked with Masdar Clean Energy, where he was responsible for business growth activities, including acquisitions and green field project development, as well as having an instrumental role in building the Company’s international renewable energy portfolio of 3 GW, with projects spanning 25 countries. Eng. Al Lamki further enriched his professional experience by occupying several roles in leading global corporations earlier in his career, including French energy giant TotalEnergies, where he was responsible for the strategy and development of oil and gas projects across Africa, and was based at the Company’s corporate headquarters in Paris. Eng. Al Lamki holds a BSc degree in Chemical Engineering from the United Arab Emirates University.

Session Overview

Monday, 4 November

All Sessions

15:30

Strategic Conference Conference Room B 15:30 - 16:15

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Driving the future: scaling up electric mobility

Road vehicles are a significant contributor to global CO2 emissions, accounting for 15% of total emissions. With car ownership expected to surge due to increasing population and income levels, tackling the dependency of road transportation on non-renewable energy is imperative for decarbonising this sector. Electric Vehicles (EVs) and Electric Autonomous Vehicles (EAVs) are at the forefront of this transformation, currently displacing 1.7 million barrels of oil per day, which is roughly 3% of the total road fuel demand. The future of mobility is undeniably electric and although EV adoption rates are rising globally, the pace varies significantly between countries. To ensure widespread EV adoption, three crucial factors need to be addressed: government policy and regulation, technological advancements, and robust infrastructure and integration. The synergy of these elements will drive the transition to a cleaner, more sustainable transportation future, but what decisive actions can we take to accelerate this adoption and ensure the transition?

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This Action Session will gather holistic views of the critical factors, challenges, business implications, investment opportunities, and partnerships necessary to accelerate the transition to a fully electric and autonomous future in road transportation.