Offshore wind creates opportunities for vessel suppliers
Demand for offshore wind turbine installation vessels is forecast to become a significant issue over the next few years and may affect the pace of development of offshore wind farms.
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The future energy mix: Let’s talk geothermal
The world needs energy sources that contribute to global energy security, while also tackling the problem of carbon emissions and climate change.
SSE Thermal: Investing in low-carbon flexibility
The need to invest in our energy infrastructure has never been clearer.
Energy Voice monthly supplement, June 2022
Energy Voice’s latest monthly supplement has been published with The Press & Journal.
Windfall tax: Politicians should ‘rise above the calls of the election timetable’
The UK Government’s decision to impose a windfall tax on industry is disappointing and presents challenges to a sector that is focussed on meeting the UK’s energy needs for decades to come.
Lessons learned for local manufacturers to reap the benefits of the burgeoning hydrogen opportunity
With the Australian hydrogen manufacturing and supply chain sector poised to be economically bigger than hydrogen generation and distribution, Paul Sernia is firstly, committed to this ambition, and secondly, making this hydrogen opportunity part of his vision with his recent start-up Endua.
Supply chain partners are the key to unlocking net zero success
Companies across the energy sector are aiming to be net zero carbon emissions by 2050, or sooner, as they respond to the decarbonisation challenge laid out in stark detail at COP26.
A new era for the Asian energy industry
The APAC Assembly is the go-to meeting place for energy executives looking to map the investment strategies that will enable them to capitalize on emerging opportunities and thrive in a low carbon era.
Hydrogen Connect Summit
Balancing security of UK energy supply with energy transition
From a backdrop of major covid related challenges and changes over the past few years, and in response to the ongoing needless Russian conflict, the energy industry continues to live up to being known for its high levels of dynamism and transformation as well as its adaptability and resilience.
Oil and gas leaders including Chevron, ExxonMobil and BP to unlock secrets of data-driven opportunities for upstream this June
The foremost digital strategists of the oil and gas sector will descend on Houston, Texas, this June to reveal unique insights into data-driven operations.
Viper strengthens global presence with new international appointments
Viper Innovations is a UK based high-tech innovative and disruptive SaaS model business serving the subsea oil and gas, rail and other industrial sectors.
Industry trade body anticipate major announcement to complete investment hat trick at energy conference
The East of England Energy Group’s (EEEGR) SNS 2022 Energy Integrated in the East event will launch later this month on the 25th May, the same day the planning decision for Sizewell C is expected.
Africa’s petroleum exploration hot spot – find out about Angola’s latest bidding round at CAPE VIII
The Angolan National Oil, Gas and Biofuels Agency (ANPG) on April 5 opened a tender for eight oil blocks in the Lower Congo and Kwanza offshore basins.
Offshore wind front and centre at All-Energy 2022…so too is engaging future talent
Offshore wind has featured on the conference programme at All-Energy, the UK’s largest renewable and low carbon energy exhibition and conference, since the very first show in February 2001 here in Aberdeen.
Developing a fresh mindset for successful leadership
At International School Aberdeen (ISA), we believe the best leaders are those who are ready to embrace a new approach by casting aside fixed mindsets of what a manager should look like.
Tried, tested, tailored, trusted – the EnerQuip way
EnerQuip’s portfolio offers market-leading solutions all over the world. But no matter what and where you see an EnerQuip machine you can be sure of one thing – it has been individually tailored to exactly what the client needs.
What’s next for IR35? Hirer questions answered
When HMRC introduced changes to the ‘off-payroll working rules’ – known as IR35 – it promised the private sector a year-long ‘soft-landing’ until April 2022. What does the end of this grace period mean for businesses in the oil and gas sector?
Solar, hydrogen and storage: a heady mix for the Middle East
The Middle East’s oil and gas has put the region at the heart of the energy sector the last 100 years. These resources, plus plentiful sunshine, will see it continue to play a major role into the energy transition – but there will be bumps along the way.
Worley delivers as North Sea EPC centre of excellence
With over 85 hook-ups completed and more than a million tonnes of topsides fitted, it is fair to say that Worley’s North Sea credentials speak for themselves.
There’s an alternative, and it’s the circular economy
Climate change. Loss of natural habitats. Increased waste and pollution. We know the strain linear practices are putting on the Earth; they’re what the circular economy is trying to tackle. But the circular economy isn’t just about eliminating waste, it’s about creating opportunities and encouraging innovation in the way we approach business and collaboration.
277 years and counting: JD Neuhaus isn’t going anywhere
After five years in the job, managing director of JD Neuhaus UK Steve Walker shares an update on the company’s longstanding approach that’s still winning customers today.
Dräger to expand operations as it celebrates 50 years in Aberdeen
For many companies facing the energy transition, safety is high on the agenda, and for Dräger Marine & Offshore UK, it is paramount.
Swift policy changes vital to offshore wind goals
The British energy security strategy published by the UK Government on 7 April 2022 reasserted the key role that offshore wind must play if we are to achieve the overarching objective of providing “clean, affordable, secure power to the people for generations to come”.
Joining forces to deliver the UK’s offshore wind ambitions
Following the results of Round 4 and ScotWind, it is clear that joint ventures will continue to be fundamental to delivering large-scale offshore wind projects.