Kwantis at Global Energy Transition Congress and Exhibition

The Global Energy Transition (GET) Congress, which took place from July 1st to 3rd in Milan, served as a pivotal platform where international commitments to combat climate change evolved into actionable, collaborative, and economically feasible initiatives.


GET was a major global event focused on reducing carbon emissions in industrial sectors. It broke down obstacles and encouraged important discussions to speed up the shift to cleaner energy. People from the energy, difficult-to-decarbonize industries, and finance sectors came together to form a lively forum where experts could network, share new ideas, and find solutions to ongoing challenges. It was a key moment for leaders to drive real change. In addition to its consulting services, Kwantis showcased two software products.


ID3, represents a step forward in monitoring and optimizing the performance of oil and geothermal well drilling operations. ID3 offers an innovative approach to drilling activities optimization and their associated greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Through careful analysis of this data, ID3 provides actionable insights that optimize the use of diesel generators, enabling operators and contractors to adopt a proactive sustainability strategy with measurable outcomes. Moreover, as renewable energy sources like geothermal energy and white hydrogen become more economically viable, ID3’s efficiency improvements pave the way for alternative energy projects. This includes subsurface CO2 storage and hydrogen storage in depleted reservoirs, which become attractive for investment, fostering the rapid adoption of sustainable energy solutions.

In partnership with Avvale, kwantis has developed Riskturn, a comprehensive solution for quantitative risk assessments that supports investment decisions, strategic planning, and project risk management. Within this platform, Kwantis integrates Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) metrics monitoring, enabling users to track key indicators such as total emissions and decarbonization scenarios, vital for aligning investments with sustainability goals and energy transition plans.