Generation 2050: Sinead Obeng

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Generation 2050 is an initiative by the Energy Institute that aims to create space for young professionals in the energy sector to call for governments and energy leaders to take more decisive action on both universal energy access and climate change mitigation.

This week, Sinéad Obeng - Chair of the Energy's Institute Young Professional Council and the lead on the Generation 2050 initiative - shares about the impact of this ambitious initiative, and how their plans will come together at COP 26 later this year.

Guest bio: Sinéad Obeng is a regulatory affairs advisor for Gazprom in London, also chair of the Energy Institute's young professionals network which is also based in London. She is an economist by background and graduated with a degree in economics and finance from the University of Surrey.

Sinéad currently serves as the lead on the Energy Institute Generation 2050 initiative.

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