January 2017
Special Focus: LNG, NGL and Alternative Feedstocks
Shift to gas: A contribution on the path to sustainability
The COP21 event left the world with new mandates to develop and implement low-emissions energy sources to power the global economy. To limit global warming, the world must increase the use of resources like natural gas, which offers a quick, relatively clean and inexpensive interim step in the global transition from high-emissions resources to renewable energy sources.
The Author
Eric Koenig is responsible for Schneider Electric Oil & Gas segment strategy and marketing. He holds MS degrees in automation and business administration from the INPL University in Nancy, France. In addition to his position in the company’s Oil & Gas segment, he has broad industrial automation and energy efficiency systems experience. He has also been involved in Schneider Electric business acquisition activities over the last 15 years.
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