Bureau Veritas setting its sights on green challenges
Sustainability is at the top of the agenda for the maritime industry, especially for one organisation, Bureau Veritas (BV).
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Climate-washing risks on the road to ‘Net Zero’
Companies are increasingly taking positive action on climate change, including setting “Net Zero” targets.
Oil and gas companies supporting UK’s green revolution
The UK’s offshore energy industry is aware it has a major opportunity to drive a very positive future – both for the UK economy and its energy mix alike.
International SOS – How to improve male health
We live in an ‘always-on’ world, where professional status, consumerism and the pervasive reach of social media can push us to always want more. While we all face challenges, their effects are not equally felt.
Energy Voice monthly supplement, March 2022
Energy Voice’s latest monthly supplement has been published with The Press & Journal.
Six Nations rugby and the energy transition
I have seldom known a time when there has been so much uncertainty, drama and tension keeping everyone on the edge of their seats; and I’m not talking about the anticipation associated with Vladimir Putin’s next move on the world stage.
Executive health programmes – a key element for business sustainability in post-Covid times
Some have called it the Great Resignation. Some just the Covid Staff Exodus. Whether it is a cultural and lifestyle shift or whether it is employers or employees, the bottom line is businesses are struggling to provide operational and performance continuity. How can ROC help?
Introducing the Global Offshore Wind Awards 2022!
RenewableUK is delighted to announce the inaugural Global Offshore Wind Awards 2022. Designed to recognise and celebrate the achievements of the sector on the innovations and growth of the wind sector in the UK and beyond, the vibrancy and resilience of our supply chain, the impact of our initiatives to enhance the sector’s people strategy and the quality of our provisions on health and safety.
The Essential Guide to Suriname Energy Investment
The Suriname-Guyana basin continues to be a focal point for hydrocarbon exploration and development, as evidenced by CGX Energy’s recent discovery at the Corentyne block, in line with Suriname’s Block 58. Indeed as frontier E&P remains at a comparatively low ebb, this represents one of few global hotspots, with an estimated 16bn barrels of recoverable resources discovered to date.
Pick of the crop as finalists for cHeRries 2022 unveiled
The Press and Journal is delighted to reveal the finalists in the cHeRries Awards 2022, in association with Mattioli Woods.
Leading a new energy era at IE Week 2022
Convened by the Energy Institute’s sector experts, International Energy Week 2022 will be the energy industry’s first global meeting to assess the outcomes of COP26 alongside the continuing recovery of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Renewed energy for the places we work
The £700 million raised for the Crown Estate at last month’s ScotWind auction highlighted just how much interest there is in the renewables sector in Scotland.
Is efficient, holistic maintenance and work management the key to long term success?
Globally, the oil and gas industry continues to wrestle with the challenges of reducing maintenance backlogs while ensuring costs don’t spiral out of control; SRCN Solutions’ expertise can help them do just that.
Onboard Tracker has really turned the tide on global subsea sector future
The subsea sector is more open to making the best use of digital technology than ever before, according to one industry expert.
Reuters Events: Commodities Trading 2022
A global shift toward environmental accountability, major technological disruptions and unexpected economic activity are all creating exciting opportunities and stark challenges for trading houses, investors, producers, traders, buyers, and governments alike.
One week to go: IE Week 2022
There's just over a week to go until International Energy Week 2022 - the global conference for a new energy era.
Leading law firm sees the north-east as a ‘huge opportunity’
For the team at Shepherd and Wedderburn, Aberdeen, the north-east and the north of Scotland is the land of opportunity, so much so that the firm recently reaffirmed its commitment to the region by investing in a new office in the city.
Energy must change, fast: IE Week 2022
As the global conference for a new energy era, International Energy Week's message is clear - energy must change, fast.
Helping to shape the energy workforce of the future
International School Aberdeen (ISA) is at the forefront of shaping education to meet the changing needs of the future global energy industry.
What’s in a name?
Candid (adjective): Saying what you think openly and honestly (Oxford learner’s dictionary)
Time to get tickets as Kyte to open International Energy Week Dinner
Rachel Kyte CMG, Dean of The Fletcher School at Tufts University, former Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General, and CEO of Sustainable Energy for All, will be speaking as guest of honour at the International Energy Week Dinner.
International Energy Week leads a new energy era
Historically known as IP Week, the Energy Institute’s International Energy Week, held as a hybrid event on 22-24 February 2022, builds upon the renowned legacies and strengths of its predecessor, but with climate change, net zero goals, and a just energy transition at the heart of all discussions.
Covid-19 paves the way for employer’s innovative hybrid healthcare model
No matter where in the world and what you have been doing for the past two years, things have been a frenzy of challenges for us to deal with.
Effective sickness absence management
Did you know that if an employee is off work for 4-12 weeks, they have between a 10%-40% chance of them being absent for one year? But that’s not all. For those signed off work between six and 12 months, there is a whopping 90% chance of them never returning to any form of work in the foreseeable future.1
Big developments brewing in UK hydrogen
Hydrogen is remarkable. The lightest and most abundant of all elements, it is non-toxic, non-corrosive and, when used as a zero-carbon fuel, emits nothing but water vapour and warm air. It is destined to play an important role in the decarbonisation of the world’s economies. But how do we move from hydrogen theory to hydrogen reality?