The UK and Australia share strong trade and investment links, underpinned by an intertwined history and cultural similarities.
As Australia hurtles toward its clean energy future – prioritising CCUS and hydrogen and backing offshore wind – the UK’s trusted trading partner has much to offer, says Joe Doleschal Ridnell at energy and resources consultancy JDR Advisers
It is hard to keep energy away from the news at the moment. The current volatility in the energy market is being felt far and wide.
As short-term pressures on energy security and affordability begin to mount, Tom Wadlow asks, what does this mean for the energy transition and net zero?
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Doing business abroad may bring excellent commercial opportunities, but it is no easy task. As nothing teaches better than experience, Energy Focus asked three members with successful exporting strategies for their advice to help companies at the start of their export journey Energy Focus puts the big question to three members
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Established in 1943, the EIC is the leading trade association for companies working in the global energy industries.
You recently said you were a bit of a ‘shock to the system’ to bp. Please can you expand on this?
Louise Kingham talks to Energy Focus about her career and putting the North Sea at the heart of bp’s commitment to help the UK boost energy security and reach net zero
I’m writing this foreword at an extraordinary time, with Russia embarking on a full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
In this edition we explore the concept of an inflationary boom – a time when inflation is rising, oil and gas prices are reaching new highs, energy security is at risk and supply chain logistics issues are the norm. What does this mean for the immediate future of energy sector, and what needs to be done to combat it?
The past few months have been remarkable when it comes to the prospect of seeing a wave of new nuclear build around the world.
Nuclear is back in the limelight and can no longer be dismissed as a viable and sustainable solution, says George Borovas at Hunton Andrews Kurth
Can the North Sea become a net-zero basin by 2050 while maintaining energy security?
Innovative thinking is needed on the path to decarbonising the offshore oil and gas sector, writes Wärtsilä’s Tim Burnett
The quest to achieve net-zero greenhouse gas emissions while also ensuring energy security for the UK is our biggest challenge, but one we believe the North Sea Transition Deal (NSTD) will help us
In the 12 months since the landmark North Sea Transition Deal was signed, the UK oil and gas industry has made strong progress towards delivering on its ambitious commitments, says Mike Tholen at Offshore Energies UK
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