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JMSL: A full-service provider on the global stage
Over the past two decades JMSL has become a dynamic force in the energy sector. The company, founded in 2003, built its reputation in energy industry recruitment, delivering skilled resources both to the UK’s oil and gas sector and major projects abroad.
The key to realising floating wind potential
Building GW scale fixed and floating wind projects is a massive technical and commercial challenge with once-in-a-generation potential to transform the economies of coastal communities throughout the UK.
Market dynamics drive focus on existing buildings
Steve Judge, founder and managing director of Space Solutions, explains a growing trend in commercial property.
Aberdeen firm Subsea Supplies eyes growth after hitting £10million milestone
Aberdeen-based Subsea Supplies is celebrating its 25th anniversary after a record-breaking financial year, where turnover hit £10million.
Make electricity cheaper and capture carbon: CCC
The latest advice to government from the Climate Change Committee (CCC) has recommended that the UK cuts its greenhouse gas emissions by 87% by 2040 - with a third of the reductions coming from household action.
Why sub-surface gas storage will be key to Scotland’s hydrogen ambitions
With green hydrogen a major element in Scotland’s net zero plans, we need to find ways to store it safely and economically, says Martin Wright, founder and executive chairman of Gravitricity.
Swinney pledges extra £25m for Grangemouth and calls for matched funding
Scotland's First Minister said the Labour government must "do what it said it would do before the election".
What does the future hold for subsea pipeline tie-ins?
As the global energy sector evolves to meet increasing demand and security of supply, subsea pipeline tie-ins have become a critical component of offshore infrastructure development.
North Sea catering pioneer Entier sells out to Aramark
North Sea catering firm Entier has been acquired by US food services giant Aramark (NYSE: ARMK) for an undisclosed sum.
UK government urged to ‘make a decision’ quickly on zonal pricing
Delays to a decision on zonal electricity pricing are an "albatross around the neck" of UK renewable energy developers, a parliamentary committee has heard.
Recent changes to the corporate liability rules for fraud and economic crime – Are you ready?
Words by Sally Clark, CMS, Corporate Crime - Of Counsel.
Who can you trust in energy recruitment?
Chris Black, Chief Growth Officer at JAB Recruitment, discusses what you need to know about the future of energy recruitment:
Reasons to be cheerful – One. Two. Three!
By Stuart Broadley, CEO, Energy Industries Council
Taking a novel approach to energy storage will be key in 2025
Richard Chacksfield, energy transition director in the Capital Projects Team at Bilfinger UK, explains how innovation in storage capacity will be key to decarbonisation.
Reputation Management, media relations and crisis communications- Join the Masterclass
Reputation Management, media relations and crisis communications
StocExpo 2025: Celebrating 20 Years of innovation and networking in energy infrastructure
As the global energy industry navigates through complex transitions toward cleaner and more sustainable solutions, StocExpo 2025 promises to be a pivotal event in the sector.
Scotland injects £20m in XLCC cable maker in Ayrshire
The high-voltage direct current (HVDC) cable manufacturer is expected to create 900 jobs
Hopes for 2025 are blowing in the offshore wind
What will 2025 bring for the UK offshore wind sector?
Offshore wind learns from oil and gas sector
Paula Kidd and David Rutherford, Energy Partners at CMS, discuss the transition to offshore wind.
UK’s Star Energy ups stake in Croatian geothermal
UK oil and gas producer Star Energy Group (AIM:STAR) has acquired a further 20% of a company that owns three geothermal exploration licences in the "highly prospective" Pannonian Basin in Croatia.
The Centrica Interview: Chris O’Shea, chief executive officer
In our exclusive interview, Centrica boss Chris O’Shea discusses his green ambitions for Britain's multinational energy company.
Government aims to ‘restore clarity’ with consultation on petrol car phase-out
A consultation has been launched into the phase-out of petrol and diesel cars by 2030.
UK’s clean energy transition ‘unjust’ if only China benefits, government warned
A nationwide drive towards clean energy and meeting the UK's net zero emissions target will "not be just" if it benefits only Chinese companies, it has been warned at Westminster.
Regulator hails ‘relentless’ £300m investment in North Sea tech
A vibrating hammer that clears stuck objects from wellbores; a “storm choke” for reactivating shut-in wells; an energy “pod” which delivers power to smaller, unmanned platforms with wind, solar and battery storage.