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No project pipeline, no progress

Energy transition is under an ever-brightening spotlight. The stage is set: to ensure global warming remains within 1.5˚C of pre-industrial levels, the world must reach net zero by 2050.

Without a steady pipeline of bankable clean energy projects, the UK’s energy transition could fail, or at least be significantly delayed. So, what is needed to help unlock investment – and what are the consequences if we do not? By Jonathan Dyble, Partner at WD Editorial

Five golden rules for a healthy supply chain

The energy sector is booming, with 77% of companies reporting record growth in 2024, averaging 24% revenue jumps. However, beneath the surface, frustration abounds.

While the global energy supply chain appears robust on paper, underlying cracks are growing. From policy uncertainty to delayed projects, EIC’s Survive & Thrive 2025 report highlights five critical demands from companies to ensure stability, resilience and sustainable long-term growth By Mahmoud Habboush, communications adviser, eic london

The big question: which green tech provides the best opportunities?

With final investment decision rates low across energy transition projects, three industry leaders share which green technologies currently offer the most promising opportunities and potential for growth in their businesses

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ADIPEC 2025

From 3–6 November 2025, Abu Dhabi will once again become the centre of the global energy industry as ADIPEC opens its doors.

The UK Pavilions at ADIPEC 2025 span four halls, showcasing UK innovation and expertise with regional pavilions and advanced solutions shaping the Middle East’s energy transition future By Chloe Gonzales, Senior Project and Events Manager, EIC

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View from the top: Stéphane Aubarbier, Deputy CEO, Assystem

At the Top: Stéphane Aubarbier

Stéphane Aubarbier, Deputy CEO of Assystem, talks to Energy Focus about the company’s role as a nuclear energy activist, innovation in SMRs and driving the global energy transition

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News & Events: Energy Exports Conference, gateway to global opportunities

The Energy Exports Conference (EEC) is the EIC’s flagship event –and one of the few times in the year we welcome all of our regional directors together to showcase the diverse projects and developm

Breaking into global markets has never been easy, but the EIC’s Energy Exports Conference is helping to change that. Now a must-attend event for the energy supply chain, EEC is where international opportunities meet real business growth.

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View from the top: Mike Pettigrew, CEO, ASCO

You’ve been ASCO CEO for nearly two years – what has this role, in this sector, at this time, taught you about leadership?

Mike Pettigrew explains how ASCO is navigating global uncertainty by investing in new markets, forming strategic partnerships, and backing its people with both vision from the top and boots on the ground.

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My Business: Dean Rossiter, Managing Director, Transcar Projects

Tell us about Transcar.

Managing Director Dean Rossiter takes Energy Focus behind the scenes at Transcar Projects

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The Nordic nuclear shift

Per-capital energy consumption in the Scandinavian region is among the world’s highest, driven by cold climates and electrification trends.

Norway and Sweden are turning to small modular reactors to secure low-carbon power for industry, with opportunities opening fast for suppliers, investors and innovators. By Firdaus Azman, Energy Consultant, EIC Kuala Lumpur

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Japan's power transformation: opportunities ahead

Japan’s energy landscape is undergoing a profound transformation as the nation navigates towards its target of zero-emissions by 2050.

Japan’s energy transition accelerates as LNG, hydrogen and ammonia co-firing reshape its power sector, offering strategic opportunities for global partnerships By Aisyah Sarjuni, Research Analyst, EIC Kuala Lumpur

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