The need for plant upgrades, life extensions and decommissioning, together with Hinkley Point C heralding the start of a new era of nuclear power in the UK, present an industry ripe for realising v
The need for high quality data on a plant’s condition has never been more critical. Now is the time for nuclear to go digital, writes Will Newsom at Assystem
Navigating the disruption of climate change, EDF Energy R&D is leading the innovative Hydrogen to Heysham (H2H) project, which is looking at generating low-carbon, low-cost,
Hydrogen from nuclear power could be a new source of low-carbon energy, says Xavier Mamo at EDF Energy
Market demand, coupled with competitive prices, have helped to spur unprecedented levels of renewable deployments in recent years.
For grid stability, long-duration energy storage is necessary and urgent, says Dr Javier Cavada at Highview Power
The power industry has undergone a transformation in recent years, with utilities embracing new technologies and new sources of generation, and relying on data to make operations more efficient.
Turning consumers into suppliers, Energy Focus looks at how blockchain technology is changing the power industry
Each year, the Abu Dhabi International Petroleum Exhibition and Conference (ADIPEC) provides an important platform for the oil and gas industry to do business and exchange information.
Explore new technologies, business opportunities and partnerships at ADIPEC 11–15 November
Addressing global warming is unquestionably front-page news right now.
Changing policy and approaches are disrupting strategic thinking, say James Holt and Colin Lightbody at Proserv Measurement
In recent years we have seen an increase in the pace at which digitalisation has made an impact on people’s day-to-day lives, alongside a period of lower-than-expected demand for petroleum products
The growth of digitalisation is already transforming the UK’s downstream oil sector, but its full potential has yet to be unlocked, writes
Stephen Marcos Jones at the UK Petroleum Industry Association
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
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