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To celebrate our 75th year, Energy Focus talks with Ian Funnell, Managing Director at ABB, and Carl Ennis, Managing Director at Siemens – two of our founding member companies – about some of the issues facing the energy industry
Energy transitions play an important role in shaping the supply chains that are in place.
What are the big issues on the horizon for the UK energy supply chain?
Energy Focus caught up with ABLE Instruments & Controls owner Mike Shortall to find out what day-to-day life is like at the company.
(Above: Stuart Broadley, Mike Major, Lord Popat of Harrow and Dai Somerville-Jones celebrate the EIC’s 75th anniversary at the House of Lords)
In preparing for this special 75th anniversary edition of Energy Focus, we asked two past CEOs – Dai Somerville-Jones and Mike Major – to share memories of their tenures at the EIC.
Earlier in the summer the UK government confirmed its plans to hold biennial auctions for offshore wind subsidies as part of the drive to double capacity in the sector over the next decade, giving
As the EIC co-hosts the UK pavilion at WindEnergy Hamburg this month it seems appropriate to take a look at recent and upcoming developments in our offshore wind sector.
It is exciting to see the growing recognition of carbon capture and storage (CCS) among climate experts, policy makers and industry players in the UK and globally.
The return of CCS to the political agenda could play a big role in decarbonising the UK economy, writes Brad Page at the Global Carbon Capture and Storage Institute
Energy generation and waste management are two of the most critical issues faced by modern societies.
The EIC’s Richard Vale asks, where does energy from waste stand in the circular economy?
Safelift Offshore Director Ritchie Barron describes how the company strives to exceed expectations on supply chain efficiency and procurement costs.
The UK is an attractive market for floating wind development. But for Roberts Proskovics, the engineer responsible for ORE Catapult’s floating wind project portfolio, a steady pipeline of projects and a supportive policy framework will be critical to catalyse growth and attract inward investment.
It's a landmark year for both the EIC and OTC.
With US Gulf of Mexico production levels at an all-time high and growth looking likely to continue, this OTC looks set to be one of the busiest in years.
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