Peter Bryant

Clareo Partners

Board Chair & Managing Director

Peter Bryant is a recognized thought leader on innovation/digital transformation, sustainability (ESG) and the energy transition across multiple sectors including mining and energy. He is widely published, including appearing on CNBC and being quoted by the Wall St. Journal, and sits on the Board of Advisors for two leading VC Funds, Chrysalix and Foundamental, and emerging tech companies including Lilac Solutions, and Safe.AI. In addition, he has served on the Innovation Councils for multiple mining and energy companies. He is an active speaker, most recently at COP26 on the Mining Value Chain for electrification/decarbonization; The Future Minerals Summitt 2022 in Saudi Arabia; the Baker Hughes 2020 Annual Energy Forward Meeting; keynote at the New Zealand Prime Ministers 2019 Just Transition to Net Zero Emissions Summit. Peter is Co-Founder and Board Chair of the Development Partner Institute, a nonprofit focused on improved social, economic and environmental outcomes for communities from resource development projects. He is also a participant in the joint Rockefeller Foundation and Brookings Institute 17 Rooms program, that is focused on accelerating the 17 UN established Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). He also co-authored The Growth Champions –The Battle for Sustained Innovation Leadership published in 2012.

Sessions With Peter Bryant

Wednesday, 9 March

  • 04:30pm - 05:10pm (CST) / 09/mar/2022 10:30 pm - 09/mar/2022 11:10 pm

    Scaling New Energy Minerals: Supply chains & technologies
    Panel Innovation & Technology Energy Infrastructure/Supply Chain

    As the world gears up for net-zero emissions, demand for metals and minerals is set to soar. Hence energy transition presents a generational challenge for mining companies. Transforming the global economy will require investments on a level not seen in decades, not only to identify and develop resources, but to do so sustainably and cost effectively. What are the possible technological innovations to support growth, and what is the role of advanced analytics in mining and processing to support efficiency gains on the supply side? Which options (such as hydrogen or electric vehicles, sustainable power generation, water management, etc.) can mining companies use to lower their carbon footprint? What are the expected efficiency gains and use of minerals in energy technologies, including electric vehicles?

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