With COP26 less than a year away, an intergenerational climate emergency requires intergenerational action. We have over 1,000 young energy experts that can help shape the climate debate, writes the Energy Institute’s Sinead Obeng AMEI
Energy bosses have been served a “fresh wake up call” that the sector needs to accelerate progress to tackle climate change in order to attract top talent.
The Oil and Gas Authority (OGA) has defended the BP – Aberdeen net zero partnership against a claim it may be a “PR coup”.
Energy firms BP, Wood and Subsea 7 are among six new companies joining a coalition to improve gender diversity and inclusion across the industry.
In this month's issue of Petroleum Review, the Energy Institute (EI) examines the transition towards net zero through the eyes of energy professionals, with a particular focus on the oil and gas sector.
This year’s Energy Barometer survey prescribes rapid change to avert future shocks to the UK economy and build moral authority for COP26, says Energy Institute Chief Executive Louise Kingham OBE FEI
Britain is “way off track” from meeting its 2050 net zero target, according to the Energy Institute.
An Aberdeen energy expert has said the North Sea has an opportunity to demonstrate its “resilience” as global oil demand reaches a 25-year low.
Workplace health and safety should be the essential foundation of any organisation, but is particularly important in the energy industry, where workers are often placed in hazardous environments and high-risk situations.
As widely circulated reports of BP’s plans for a major organisation shake-up emerge, the energy industry can only wait in anticipation to hear what Bernard Looney FREng FEI, Incoming Group Chief Executive of BP, has to say. Updates to their climate change strategy are sure to have an impact on other oil and gas major’s policies going forward, especially when paired with the increasing pressure from investors and the wider public.
Whether you are looking to increase your skill set, train your team or prepare for the next step of your career, the Energy Institute's CPD certified, industry-renowned oil and gas training courses are designed to provide your organisation with the resources and expertise needed to make a difference in the industry.
The Energy Institute’s branch for Aberdeen, Highlands and Islands has appointed its first ever woman chairperson.
Scotland’s energy minister has said carbon capture and storage (CCS) is not a “wishlist” item and that government and industry must deliver the technology.
Hypothermia, falls from height and electrocution are among the injuries caused to Scotland’s windfarm workers over the last five years, according to new figures.
Twice as many UK energy industry professionals believe companies and not customers will benefit the most financially from the data revolution in energy, a new report said.
The incoming president of the Energy Institute (EI) has said the industry is facing “mammoth tasks” in climate change and diversity.
New guidelines have been published to help North Sea operators manage corrosion.
The incoming president of the Energy Institute (EI) has condemned the “appalling” record of oil and gas on gender and ethnic diversity.
An energy industry stalwart was recognised for his technical nous and role in inspiring young people to get into engineering careers at a glittering awards ceremony in Aberdeen last night.
As the Energy Institute (EI) becomes a supporting organisation to the Methane Guiding Principles, Chief Executive Louise Kingham OBE FEI explains why she wants to see CH4 discussed alongside CO2 at next week’s IP Week conference.
International Petroleum (IP) Week, 26-28 February 2019, Intercontinental Park Lane, London
The prestigious annual dinner of the Energy Institute’s (EI) Aberdeen, Highlands and Islands branch will take place on Thursday 9 May with tickets already being snapped up.
The Aberdeen, Highlands & Islands branch of the Energy Institute (EI) has announced a key appointment which will be instrumental harnessing future growth.
High numbers of retiring staff and lack of access to skilled labour as a result of Brexit are key challenges facing the energy sector, according to a think tank.
The Energy Industries Council (EIC) has announced that a team of six riders will cycle 600 miles in six days from Aberdeen to London in aid of Cancer Research UK.