Geopolitical tensions, energy transition, years of low oil prices and the rise of new global players have created instability, anxiety and uncertainty in the oil and gas market, disrupting companie
Digital disruption is reshaping the supply chain but only companies that adopt and adapt Industry 4.0 will stay competitive and relevant, say Clark Sackschewsky and Jeffrey Pratt at BDO US
Last June, the UK committed itself to the legally binding target of net-zero emissions by 2050.
Government policies will have to ramp up significantly for a net-zero emissions target to be credible, writes Nicholas Newman
The energy industry continues to face disruption on several fronts.
The potential of hydrogen is clear, it’s the least disruptive means to decarbonise the global economy, but the route to realising this potential is uncertain,
writes Jeremy Bowden
EIC held its 2019 National Awards Dinner on 3 October, with Pipeline Induction Heat (PIH), winning the prestigious EIC Company of the Year Award, in addition to the Diversification Award.
EIC annual awards showcase the very best in innovation
The participating organisations have a wide range of strategies, scale, capabilities, products and services and provide a representative cross sample of the UK energy supply chain, with success sto
Survive and Thrive 2019 (Volume III) charts the course that 25 EIC UK member companies have taken to grow against a backdrop of a cautious oil and gas market recovery with very tight margins, competition that remains fierce, Brexit uncertainty, and a growing emphasis and activism around decarbonisation.
EIC reports bring you up to date with the latest project and contracting activity across the entire energy spectrum, as well as providing guidance on how to do business around the world.
Established in 1943, the EIC is the leading trade association for companies working in the global energy industries.
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