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Sustainability and energy keynote speaker Matthew Griffin
Matthew Griffin is a sustainability and energy keynote speaker who shows how technology is changing energy, food, water and materials, and how organisations can grow sustainably. He has spoken for the UN at COP28 and for energy, food and recycling industries worldwide.
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The energy transition and the push for sustainability are reshaping whole industries, driven by technology, regulation, investors and customers. Matthew helps audiences see which changes are real, how fast they are moving and where the opportunities lie.
He has given keynotes on the future of energy, food, water and recycling for the Institute of Oil and Gas Producers, ADIPEC, Suez and the Bureau of International Recycling, and spoke at COP28 in Dubai.
Sustainability and energy keynotes
The future of the global energy economy
How the energy mix, energy markets and energy security will change, and what that means for business.
The future of food
How technology is changing how we grow, make and eat food, and the opportunities for producers and brands.
The future of recycling and the circular economy
How new technologies and regulation are turning waste into value.
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Recent keynotes on this topic
- United Nations COP Keynote (UN, Dubai)
- The Future of Recycling 2040 (BIR, UAE)
- The Future of Water 2040 (Suez, Spain)
- The Future of Energy 2040 (ADIPEC, Abu Dhabi)
- The Future of Energy 2050 (ARK, Switzerland)
- Creating a Sustainable Future (ME, Sweden)
- Innovation Shouldn’t Cost The Earth (AccountancyAge, Brussels)
- The Future of Sustainable Cities (ChangeNOW, Paris)
Frequently asked questions
What does Matthew Griffin cover in a sustainability keynote?
The energy transition, energy security, food, water, recycling and the circular economy, and how technology creates sustainable growth.
Does he speak for energy industry audiences?
Yes. He has spoken for the Institute of Oil and Gas Producers, ADIPEC and European energy operators.
Is the keynote balanced on energy and climate?
Yes. He looks at the evidence on what is changing, how fast and why, and focuses on the business implications.
Does he speak virtually?
Yes. He speaks in person worldwide and virtually.
How do I book a sustainability keynote?
Send your event date, location, audience and focus through the contact page to check availability.
Planning an event on sustainability and energy? Check Matthew’s availability.