In this episode of Oil & Gas: Breaking Bias, Anand Jha interviews Anne-Sophie Corbeau on natural gas, hydrogen, and the realities of the global energy transition.

The conversation explores career growth, mentorship, female representation in energy, cultural adaptation, and why natural gas remains critical in a changingenergy landscape.

Key Takeaways

• Natural gas remains a key pillar of the global energy transition

• Hydrogen development is progressing slower than early expectations

• The gas market is increasingly shaped by geopolitics and policy

• Networking and mentorship are essential for long-term career growth

• Cultural adaptability is critical in global energy roles

• Female representation in energy is improving but still evolving

• Diversity strengthens decision-making and innovation

• Long-term success requires balancing ambition with personal well-being

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Anne-Sophie Corbeau

02:09 Anne-Sophie's Journey in Energy

04:32 Diverse Experiences and Career Growth

07:08 The Role of Mentorship in Career

09:07 Cultural Adaptation in the Middle East

11:33 Multicultural Experiences in the Energy Sector

12:57 Female Representation in the Energy Industry

15:10 Networking and Career Opportunities

17:39 Current Opportunities and Challenges in the Industry

20:24 The Future of Natural Gas

22:05 Hydrogen: Hype vs. Reality

25:11 Reflections on Personal and Professional Journey

28:04 Rapid Fire Round with Anne-Sophie

33:11 Key Takeaways and Closing Thoughts

Keywords

energy transition, natural gas, hydrogen, female representation, mentorship, networking, gas market, cultural adaptation, career growth, global energy policy, oil and gas