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My business: Layla Rocha, Sales Support Analyst, NEUMAN & ESSER

My business

Layla Rocha Neuman & Esser

Can you tell us about NEUMAN & ESSER?

Sales Support Analyst Layla Rocha takes Energy Focus behind the scenes at NEUMAN & ESSER

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Dual path to energy resilience

Nuclear power is rapidly emerging as an important player in the global shift to carbon-free energy.

Traditional reactors and small modular reactors are enhancing global energy resilience and driving the energy transition, says Firdaus Azman at EIC

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Powering the future

The energy transition has largely centred on the maturing of renewable energy, with efforts to ensure that solar and wind farms’ viability outperforms traditional fossil-fuel-based power generation

Efforts to expand renewables including solar and wind energy are transforming global power grids. But conventional turbines remain critical, says Firdaus Azman.

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Oil and gas thrives amid energy transition delays

The global energy landscape is undergoing a monumental shift.

Oil and gas projects continue to secure final investment decisions despite mounting challenges from decarbonisation pressures and energy transition delays. Collaboration and innovation remain key to balancing sustainability and demand says Lucas Ramos at EIC

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Barriers slow progress in clean energy

Renewable energy is at the forefront of efforts to combat climate change and reduce reliance on fossil fuels.

The global push for clean energy faces complex hurdles in offshore wind, solar and geothermal sectors. Action is essential to meet targets, says Nabil Ahmed at EIC

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Transition technologies face development hurdles

The transition to cleaner energy relies heavily on emerging technologies such as hydrogen, sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) and floating offshore wind.

Policy gaps, funding and inflation are hindering progress for hydrogen, sustainable aviation fuel and floating offshore wind projects, says Nabil Ahmed

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Breaking the investment barrier: how to make green energy projects bankable

The path to net-zero has become more complex amid growing energy security concerns and political uncertainty.

Despite urgent and intensifying net-zero targets, renewable energy projects face significant funding hurdles. EIC data reveals concerningly low investment rates, with only 5% of green energy projects reaching final investment decision. Tom Wadlow explores strategies to bridge this critical funding gap

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The big question: what do you need for final investment decision?

William David Hartell

Managing Director and CEO of Stellae Energy

What are the essential steps to secure a final investment decision for large-scale energy projects in an evolving market? Energy Focus puts this big question to three experts driving the energy transition forward

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The big question: where would you invest your green finance for net zero?

Tim Killen

Global Head of Growth – Project Sector at Fracht Group

As the energy sector navigates the complexities of the net-zero transition, strategic investments are essential. But without sufficient subsidies, policies or market incentives, where would supply chain companies direct their green finance to achieve meaningful decarbonisation? Energy Focus puts the big question to three members

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UK energy supply chain at risk

I was recently in Manchester, talking to a range of EIC members about policy, their needs, and the opportunities and risks in the energy industry. And yes, we touched on the budget.

Supply chain concerns mount as shifting policies, taxes and project delays threaten the UK’s energy future, says EIC Head of External Affairs Rebecca Groundwater

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