As the world grapples with the dual challenges of meeting rising energy demands and reducing carbon emissions, Dr David Hall, Vice President of Inspection at Bilfinger UK, writes about the nuclear industry as it stands at a pivotal juncture. Projects like EDF’s Hinkley Point C (HPC) epitomise the promise of nuclear energy as a safe, reliable, zero-carbon power source. Delivering this promise requires an often-overlooked, but critical component: rigorous and continuous inspection.
Pavan Sukhdev, founder and CEO of GIST Impact, and Ørsted’s global commercial sustainability manager explore approaches to social sustainability and its value.
The increasing focus on the principles of ESG in the real estate sector presents challenges. But Karla Ritchie, a senior associate at international law firm CMS, also points out the opportunities for those ready to embrace a sustainable future.
The energy industry is experiencing a seismic transformation, driven by the rising global demand for power across a range of sources and the rapid advance of new technologies.
Regular inspections are key in fostering a safe environment for on-site personnel. But according to Jeremy Lai, CFO of Arnlea Systems, they can be cost efficient.
Ørsted’s senior ventures and open innovation specialist and Carbon Trust’s Sustainability Joint Industry Programme manager discuss innovation in the energy sector.
As the energy sector continues to evolve, the urgency to decarbonise and meet net-zero goals is more pressing than ever. For over two decades, Expro has been at the forefront of decarbonisation, delivering innovative and reliable solutions for emissions management and carbon storage.
As the energy industry evolves, it needs to address issues related to recruiting and retaining competent employees. JAB Recruitment's chief growth officer Chris Black offers insights into how this can be done today and in the years to come.
In today’s energy sector data flows faster than ever and can be the key to companies realising gains and efficiency. However, many organisations struggle to turn vast amounts of information into actionable insights, leaving them bogged down by analytics that don't drive real change.
Technology innovation and digital transformation are fundamental to the UAE’s ambitious energy transition. Myrtle Dawes CEO of the Net Zero Technology Centre (NZTC), touches on how the UAE can become one of the nations to lead the charge towards a sustainable future.
The Middle East has long been associated with the oil and gas industry and while hydrocarbon production is likely to continue playing a major role for decades, various countries in the region are seeking to position themselves as leaders in the transition to cleaner energy production.
Chris Wilson, CEO of well management consultancy Labrador Petro-Management, explains how GMVi’s Eikos software has benefitted their project management.
Interest in C-Kore’s subsea testing tools is increasing within the oil and gas industry as the UK-based company’s Sensor Monitor shows its versatility.
"I think it’s fair to say that our Admissions Team and our academics are big fans of the IB and view it favourably. It provides a very good preparation for university study,” – University of Aberdeen spokesperson.
Last month's Women in New Energy (W.I.N.E.) event gathered people in the industry to support gender equity. Nicola Plenderleith took part as Leyton UK's head of talent acquisition and United Nations Global Compact Target Gender Equality ambassador. Here, she shares frameworks to help organisations push for action and accountability.
A user-friendly immersive technology is proving its worth in the energy sector with multiple operational benefits that go way beyond visual wow factor.
The future is calling as a digital dawn is breaking over the oil and gas sector. A necessary transformation is needed to rise to the growing demands and upcoming challenges across the industry.
