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Former Sizewell C Joint Managing Director and Clean Power Commissioner Julia Pyke speaks to Energy Focus about financing new nuclear, cutting costs and strengthening UK energy security.
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Above all, it’s knowing that what we do genuinely matters.
Which global markets look set to lead nuclear investment through 2030?
Jack Boggis examines where nuclear investment is accelerating, which emerging markets are gaining momentum and how the industry is addressing long-standing safety misconceptions as small modular reactors and rising energy demand reshape nuclear’s global role.
How are geopolitics and supply chain pressures reshaping the industry?
Aisyah Sarjuni discusses the resurgence of gas, coal and nuclear, investor trends and opportunities for industry players as geopolitical tensions and supply chain challenges reshape the conventional power sector.
Will the investment levels seen in liquefied natural gas liquefaction in 2025 continue in the next two years?
Mariana Messere explores key trends in oil and gas investment, from liquefied natural gas growth and downstream modernisation to supply chain opportunities, outlining where capital is moving and how companies can plan through 2030.
What is driving investor interest in renewables right now?
Nabil Ahmed explains what is driving investment in renewable energy, which emerging markets are gaining momentum and where the largest supply chain opportunities are likely to emerge over the next few years.
Will the 2030 industry targets for hydrogen be met?
Muhammad Ekrahm shares his perspective on hydrogen ambitions, transition misconceptions, supply chain pressures and what must change to accelerate delivery.
In the energy sector, ‘bankability’ has become a defining benchmark.
From Europe’s accelerating decommissioning pipeline to South America’s race to build a hydrogen supply chain, new EIC insights show how stable policy unlocks investment certainty – while regulatory and political volatility leaves projects delayed, supply chains stretched and capital looking elsewhere.
Demand, in the form of offtake or power agreements, is a significant factor in whether projects reach final investment decision (FID).
As countries turn inward, the flow of capital is shifting – and so is the bankability of major projects. Two years of EIC final investment decision data show where investment is going, which sectors are thriving and how finance is evolving.
As demand for energy grows, the pressure is on to scale supply.
SMEs are being asked to deliver bigger, more complex projects – but outdated financial frameworks and risk-heavy contracts are holding many back. Capital and finance issues must be resolved for a resilient supply chain.
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