Ørsted’s Benj Sykes, VP and UK country manager, and Gus Jaspert, managing director marine at The Crown Estate, discuss how wind farms can work in harmony not just with the environment, but with other ocean users and communities - exploring what do we have to do differently, and why.
Energy Voice caught up with Bureau Veritas at the Energy Exports Conference as the group released its latest report.
The North Sea has powered the UK economy for over 50 years, supporting industries, communities, and economic growth.
Helen West, global marine asset integrity director at Fugro, discusses resilience and its essential role in navigating the energy industry of today - and tomorrow.
Energy Voice Out Loud speaks to experts from Sproule ERCE to find out what's driving the global carbon capture and storage sector.
In this episode of Energy Voice Out Loud, Flexitricity founder and chief strategy officer, Alastair Martin talks to Energy Voice renewables reporter Michael Behr about how the industry is facing up to the growth of renewable energy production and the need to meet demand.
Being able to visualise what is out at sea from the beach is a game changer for the offshore industry. But what if you started working for an energy company and ended up working for a tech start up without having to leave the business you started working for?
Companies can turn their own energy usage into a strategic asset that enhances both their sustainability profile and their bottom line.
Benj Sykes, Country Manager at Ørsted UK discusses how the company is leading the way from the UK in green energy infrastructure.
Paula Kidd and Philip Reid, Partners CMS discuss two major consultations that are poised to affect the energy industry in the UK.
Darren Davidson, Vice President of Siemens Energy UK & Ireland, explains what needs to be done to realise the targets of the Clean Power 2030 Action Plan.
The UK’s carbon capture and storage (CCS) industry has taken a major step forward with the announcement of government agreement for ENI’s Liverpool Bay project.
ASCO has come a long way since its founding in 1967. Now it is a driving force in logistics and materials management for the global energy sector.
The energy industry is gripped by uncertainty. Market volatility, energy security, shifting geopolitics and pressure to expand into cleaner energy are forcing companies to rethink their focus. That includes planning for tomorrow’s workforce.
As the world shifts towards renewable resources and sustainable practices, energy companies must adapt their operations to remain compliant and competitive. Aize embraces this transformation by offering solutions that improve safety, efficiency and decision-making within the industry.
For 30 years Alan Smith, now head of investigations at COMET, served in the police before turning his attention to industrial investigations.
How we use energy and where it comes from have become questions of critical importance – and we are seeing a worrying import gap.
Femke De Jager, Fugro’s innovation director for Europe, shares her key foundations for creating a culture that fosters innovation in the energy sector.
The UK has seen significant changes across both the energy sector and financial landscape in recent years, with changing regulations and policies heightening market uncertainty and leaving many looking for definitive answers.
The global energy landscape continues to shift towards sustainability and clean energy. However, recent international and local geopolitical events are changing the dynamic, which is leading to a change in M&A activity.
IntrospeXion recognises that mental health is not just a personal struggle but a universal challenge, affecting every industry.
In this latest episode in partnership with SSE, Mathew Perry talks to Deepa Chandrasekaran, managing director of Source, a charging hub joint venture between SSE and TotalEnergies and Vicky Read, chief executive of ChargeUK, the voice of the EV charging industry.
Attracting and retaining the talented people we need to seize the opportunities ahead is a serious challenge as we transition to a low-carbon economy.
The KEY Energy Transition Expo returns from 5-7 March at Rimini Expo Centre, Italy, with a full programme of international events.
Explore the North Sea's pivotal decarbonisation journey and what the future holds at the two-day event.