THE WATERLINE SUMMIT 2022 - DAY 3: Interview with Ian Livingston

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The Waterline Live - Connecting to COP26

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The Waterline Live follows the climate change resilience and decarbonisation story of this innovative partnership initiative in the Humber region of the UK. It also connects with global leaders in science, trade, government policy and civil society, including education, research & development and youth. In it's third season launched at The Waterline Summit 2021 on 18 October the project and podcast are connecting to COP26

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THE WATERLINE SUMMIT 2022 - DAY 3: Interview with Ian Livingston

The Waterline Live - Connecting to COP26

4 minutes 16 seconds

3 years ago

THE WATERLINE SUMMIT 2022 - DAY 3: Interview with Ian Livingston

Jonathan Levy talks with Ian Livingston, Project Manager for Equinor’s low carbon activities in the UK with a focus on the Humber region. Ian co-ordinates Equinor’s Industrial Decarbonisation Challenge activities for Zero Carbon Humber, H2H Saltend and Humber Industrial Cluster Plan. He is a Chartered Engineer with a broad energy industry background in operations & technical leadership and project development across petrochemicals, oil & gas and gas storage and is now applying that experience to industrial decarbonisation and the energy transition.