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▶ 29:16 · Nuclear Energy · Nuclear Energy · Rolls-Royce CEO: Europe must embrace SMRs for net zero, claims technology leadership
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In Good Company with Nicolai Tangen

CEO of Rolls Royce - Tufan Erginbilgiç | In Good Company | Norges Bank Investment Management

2024-10-09 · 6 company · 16 thematic
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nicolai tangen

Nicolai Tangen is the CEO of Norges Bank Investment Management, which manages the Norwegian Sovereign Wealth Fund, one of the world's largest sovereign wealth funds. He hosts the podcast 'In Good Company' where he interviews leaders across various fields.

tufan erginbilgiç

CEO of Rolls-Royce since 2023, leading a major transformation of the aerospace and defense company. Previously held senior roles at BP and has a background in economics and academia.

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Energy & Power Generationmixedscore 7/10tufan erginbilgiç
Sustainable aviation fuel transition hinges on policy support for synthetic fuels from green hydrogen
Aviation decarbonization requires 100% SAF compatibility (Rolls-Royce already achieved) but bio-based SAF supply is insufficient; synthetic fuels from green hydrogen can scale but need poli…
Energy & Power Generationmixedscore 7/10tufan erginbilgiç
Aviation decarbonization requires policy-driven synthetic SAF scale-up, not just biofuels
Sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) must shift from bio-based to synthetic fuels from green hydrogen to achieve sufficient scale for aviation decarbonization; current biofuels are insufficient…
Energy & Power Generationmixedscore 7/10tufan erginbilgiç
Aviation decarbonization requires policy-driven synthetic fuel scale-up, biofuels insufficient
Tufan Erginbilgiç states that 100% SAF-compatible engines are ready but synthetic fuels from green hydrogen are needed to scale beyond limited biofuel supply; without policy mandates and in…
Air & Space Mobilitytailwindscore 8/10tufan erginbilgiç
UltraFan geared architecture gives Rolls-Royce IP advantage for next-gen narrow-body engines
Industry consensus confirms next-generation narrow-body engines will be geared for efficiency; Rolls-Royce's UltraFan demonstrates 10% better fuel burn than current best-in-class (15% at ai…
Air & Space Mobilitytailwindscore 7/10tufan erginbilgiç
UltraFan geared architecture positions Rolls-Royce for narrow-body market entry via partnership
Tufan Erginbilgiç outlines Rolls-Royce's narrow-body strategy leveraging UltraFan's 10% efficiency advantage and 100% SAF compatibility, noting industry consensus on geared architecture for…
Air & Space Mobilitytailwindscore 8/10tufan erginbilgiç
UltraFan delivers 10% efficiency gain, 100% SAF ready for narrow-body
Next-gen narrow-body engines will be geared for efficiency; UltraFan is 10% more efficient than current best, enabling 15% aircraft-level improvement; 100% SAF compatible; positions Rolls-R…
Nuclear Energytailwindscore 8/10tufan erginbilgiç
Rolls-Royce SMR leads Europe's race to deploy small modular reactors by 2030
Europe cannot achieve net zero without nuclear; SMRs offer 85% factory manufacturing with learning-curve cost reductions versus bespoke large plants. Rolls-Royce SMR is the only European de…
Nuclear Energytailwindscore 8/10tufan erginbilgiç
Rolls-Royce CEO: Europe must embrace SMRs for net zero, claims technology leadership
Tufan Erginbilgiç argues that net zero is mathematically impossible without nuclear power, especially for Europe which lacks alternatives; SMRs offer 85% factory manufacturing reducing cost…
Nuclear Energytailwindscore 8/10tufan erginbilgiç
Rolls-Royce CEO: Europe cannot reach net zero without nuclear, SMRs offer manufacturing advantage
Tufan Erginbilgiç argues that net zero is mathematically impossible without nuclear power, especially in Europe which lacks alternatives. Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) dilute cost and durat…
Advanced Manufacturingtailwindscore 7/10tufan erginbilgiç
SMR factory manufacturing model reduces cost and duration risk versus traditional nuclear
SMRs shift 85% of construction to factory manufacturing enabling learning curves and mass production, unlike large plants where each project starts from zero, significantly reducing financi…
Advanced Manufacturingtailwindscore 7/10tufan erginbilgiç
SMR manufacturing model: 85% factory-built like aircraft engines
SMRs shift nuclear from bespoke EPC projects to 85% manufacturing with learning curves, reducing cost and duration risk; leverages Rolls-Royce's manufacturing expertise.
Nuclear Energytailwindscore 8/10tufan erginbilgiç
Rolls-Royce CEO: SMRs essential for European net zero, only Phase 2 player
Europe cannot achieve net zero without nuclear; SMRs offer manufacturing advantages over large plants with 85% factory fabrication; Rolls-Royce SMR is most advanced in Europe, only company…
Defense Techtailwindscore 7/10tufan erginbilgiç
Defense growth driven by program wins (B-52, GCAP, AUKUS) not Ukraine war
Rolls-Royce's defense business improvement stems from underlying performance and major program wins (B-52 re-engine, GCAP, AUKUS submarines) rather than Ukraine conflict; mid-term targets t…
Defense Techtailwindscore 7/10tufan erginbilgiç
Rolls-Royce defense growth driven by program wins (B-52, Gcap, AUKUS), not Ukraine war
Defense business improvement stems from underlying performance and major program wins like B-52 re-engining, US Flora program, GCAP, and AUKUS submarines. Ukraine war has not impacted the b…
Defense Techtailwindscore 7/10tufan erginbilgiç
Rolls-Royce defense growth driven by program wins (B-52, FLRAA, GCAP, AUKUS), not Ukraine war
Tufan Erginbilgiç clarifies that defense business improvement stems from underlying performance and major program wins including B-52 re-engining, FLRAA, GCAP and AUKUS submarines, with mid…
Defense Techtailwindscore 7/10tufan erginbilgiç
Defense growth driven by program wins not Ukraine war
Defense business improvement is from underlying performance, not Ukraine conflict; significant growth coming from B-52, FLRAA, GCAP, AUKUS submarine program wins.