The UK and Europe’s Energy from Waste (EfW) sector is gaining momentum and demonstrating its importance in decarbonising the energy landscape.
Energy-from-waste is one technology that can help mitigate climate change and be expanded further to address our growing energy needs, writes EIC’s Sharanya Kumaramurthy
Imagine a source of electricity where the fuel comes from water, fuel supplies will last for many thousands of years, the whole process is inherently safe and, most importantly of all, no carbon is
As the quest for clean, limitless energy heats up, nuclear fusion is a question of ‘when, not if’, says Professor Ian Chapman at the UK Atomic Energy Authority
How did the Subsea Power Joint Industry Project start?
Q&A: Svein Vatland Energy Focus talks with Svein Vatland, Vice President of Subsea Technology Programmes at ABB
Q&A: Energy Focus talks to Dr Shuli Goodman, Executive Director of LF Energy – an open-source initiative bringing together the energy and tech industries to expedite the grid of the future
In an effort to address its declining oil production, Mexico’s previous administration, under President Enrique Peña Nieto, enacted Reforma Energética (Energy Reform) in 2013 – putting an end to th
Despite Mexico’s rollback of energy reforms, projects already agreed are moving forward. Opportunities abound but companies need to be ready now, writes EIC’s Amanda C Duhon
As we enter a new decade, Latin America’s oil-producing nations are increasing efforts to attract foreign investment amid an unprecedented wave of free-market energy reforms gaining traction across
Looking to expand into Latin America? Maximise opportunities at EIC Connect Mexico Energy Forum
The UK is moving towards a net-zero economy, but in the meantime, we depend on oil and gas for day-to-day essentials.
Energy Focus looks at the role of oil and gas companies in the energy transition
The Mediterranean is very strategic in linking trading routes with West Asia, North Africa and South Europe.
Randall Mohammed at Global Energy 4.0 looks at how natural gas discoveries in the Mediterranean Sea are shaking up Europe’s energy politics
The global energy sector faces a triple challenge during the next 20–40 years. Firstly, of course, it needs to switch to supplying low-carbon energy for society at large.
Sustainability is the new watchword as companies adapt to the threat posed by climate change, writes Jeremy Bowden
At the 2015 United Nations’ climate negotiations in Paris (COP21), countries across the globe pledged to keep global temperature rise below 1.5°C.
Article 6 offers a path to significantly raising climate ambition or lowering costs, while engaging the private sector and spreading finance, technology and expertise into new areas, writes Lucy Woods
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