I’m beginning to sound like a broken record, but it is worth repeating: there is one single supply chain – and it spans many technologies.
The UK energy sector must recognise the integration of its supply chain across technologies and borders — or risk losing it entirely. By Rebecca Groundwater, Head of External Affairs, EIC, with EICSupplymap data from Chris Shirley, Market Intelligence Manager, Supply Chain, EIC
Can you tell us a little about Hilti?
Sales Manager Ricardo Filho takes Energy Focus behind the scenes at Hilti
The global energy landscape is going through a fundamental transformation, and the UK is at the forefront.
Lynne Matthews at Destination Nuclear highlights the importance of global collaboration and diversity to drive innovation and build future energy resilience.
US$300m Varme Energy Alberta Waste to Energy Project
Major power and nuclear projects are set to advance in 2025, with final investment decisions (FID) expected across the globe. From green hydrogen in the Caribbean to nuclear expansion in Europe and liquefied natural gas power in Asia, these developments reflect growing investment in reliable and diverse energy sources.
US$8bn Ksi Lisims LNG Ksi Lisims FLNG Export Terminal
Several major energy projects are moving toward final investment decision (FID) in 2025. Spanning deepwater gas fields, floating liquefied natural gas (LNG) and advanced plastics manufacturing, these projects highlight the funding and innovation driving the future of oil and gas.
US$1bnArevia Power Libra Solar PV Project
2025 is a pivotal year for the renewable energy sector, with a range of high-impact projects nearing final investment decision (FID). These ventures, spanning offshore wind, solar and onshore wind, are set to unlock substantial investments, helping accelerate the global transition to cleaner, more sustainable energy systems across multiple regions.
US$16.5bn Pathways Alliance JV Pathways Alliance CCS Project
As the global push for decarbonisation accelerates, several major energy transition projects are advancing toward final investment decisions (FID) in 2025. With billions in planned investment across Europe, the Americas and Asia, these top 10 transformative projects represent critical milestones in the energy transition. From large-scale carbon capture and green hydrogen to battery storage and sustainable fuels, this year will be pivotal in shaping the future of low-carbon energy.
Balancing security and sustainability Neil Golding, Director of Market Intelligence, EIC London
As the energy landscape evolves, governments and industries must balance security, sustainability and growth amid shifting policies and supply chain challenges. With regions adopting diverse approaches, collaboration is essential to unlock energy potential and ensure resilience. Here, insights from EIC directors and industry leaders across six key regions provide actionable strategies to help stakeholders navigate the complexities of 2025 and beyond.
The energy transition narrative of 2024 reads somewhat like a cautionary tale.
The global energy transition encountered significant headwinds in 2024, from policy uncertainty to capital constraints. As the industry seeks to regain momentum, Tom Wadlow explores how setbacks can be turned into opportunities for a more sustainable future.
Soon Sze Meng
CEO at GoNetZero™
As industries continue to evolve, leading companies are positioning themselves for future growth. From decarbonisation efforts to new regional expansions, we explore how three industry leaders are responding to the challenges ahead. How will they achieve success in 2025? Energy Focus puts the big question to three members
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