The need to increase both the scale and speed of humanity’s response to climate change becomes more urgent every day. Total decarbonisation of all our societies is now widely accepted as the goal.
Advanced nuclear energy must play a role if we are serious about decarbonising society, says Tim Yeo at the New Nuclear Watch Institute
Morocco’s National Energy Strategy 2009–2030 has bolstered its energy transition and investment in renewable energies, making the country a global leader in sustainable energy development.
A pioneer in renewable energy, Morocco is looking for international collaboration as it moves to a smart, flexible low-carbon future, writes World Energy Council’s Future Energy Leader, Nabil Jedaira
Amid the climate emergency, decarbonisation is seen by many as the main driver of the energy transition.
Battery storage solutions offer the flexibility required for safe and stable use of wind and solar power and increase energy efficiency, writes Karim Wazni at Aggreko – Microgrid and Storage Solutions
It will come as no surprise that the future is bright, and it is also green. Oil majors are accelerating their pivot from hydrocarbons to clean energy.
Liquefied natural gas is the ideal enabler for a sustainable energy system, writes Christian Beasley at UK energy consultancy and software specialist ZTP
The UK has committed to reaching net-zero carbon emissions by 2050, with Scotland targeting the same by 2045. Similar targets exist across the world.
Transitioning to a cleaner energy system will not be easy. The UK needs an integrated approach between all stakeholders to deliver net zero and develop a strong, sustainable and resilient economy in the process, writes Ralph Torr at Offshore Renewable Energy (ORE) Catapult
Reaching net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 is an ambitious and achievable goal, bolstered by recent government announcements around investment in green energy infrastructure.
To meet net-zero targets, the UK needs a vibrant and skilled contracting industry to deliver the technologies and infrastructure required to decarbonise the energy industry, says Chris Claydon at the Engineering Construction Industry Training Board
Western Australia (WA) is already a global powerhouse in the world of liquefied natural gas (LNG) and has other significant competitive strengths that it can leverage as the state emerges from the
Australia’s transition to a less carbon-intensive energy system presents exciting new opportunities for the UK supply chain, says Miranda Taylor at National Energy Resources Australia (NERA)
Thanks to ambitious, international climate change legislation, European oil and gas majors are taking industry-leading steps to transition into net-zero emission energy companies by 2050 (see Figur
The United Nations says the world has little time to adapt; the next decade will be crucial in completely rethinking global systems to be net-zero carbon emission to avert unreversible climate chaos. But how will big oil do it? Lucy Woods asks the experts what is being done, and if the great energy transition will be successful in time
A sustainable supply chain is now a business imperative and critical to the success of the organisation as a whole. Energy Focus asks four members what the energy transition roadmap means to them.
Energy Focus puts the big question to four members
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