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
As countries worldwide strive to meet air quality and climate targets and seek a change in their energy mix, the International Energy Agency forecasts that gas will overtake coal as the second lead
It is estimated that more investment is needed in projects to fill the expected LNG supply gap in the mid-2020s when new capacity is under construction, making project success a priority in the industry.
By purchasing the EIC Insight Report: Carbon Capture Utilisation and Storage, you will find a detailed overview of the technologies and processes across the CCS sector, evolution of hydrogen and ho
Although carbon capture and storage remains firmly on the agenda for many countries globally, including Norway, the US and Canada, deployment of carbon capture utilisation and storage (CCUS) has emerged as a more viable concept offering a new approach to climate change mitigation.
Established in 1943, the EIC is the leading trade association for companies working in the global energy industries.
Today, Mainstream’s main focus is in emerging markets. Can you tell us more about the drivers behind this strategy?
Energy Focus meets Mary Quaney, the Chief Financial Officer of Mainstream Renewable Power, who leads the Group’s finance, corporate finance and commercial functions spanning four continents
Firstly, I would like to wish all our readers a happy New Year as we enter 2020.
This edition of Energy Focus starts the year by looking ahead to COP26 and how the industry is embracing the energy transition
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