Iconic British character Bob the Builder is returning in his original stop-motion form as part of a new initiative with E.ON Next, to inspire people to learn the green skills needed for the UK's energy transition.
The range of plausible outcomes has widened substantially for the global energy system, according to McKinsey & Company’s Global Energy Perspective 2026.
Megan Barrett, Executive Director, Engineering Tomorrow, rings the alarm on tomorrow’s energy labour shortage, and argues why it should be addressed at earlier levels of education.
Dongyoung Kim, European Patent Attorney, Associate at Reddie & Grose LLP, explains how the role of patent portfolios within the PV sector is increasingly expanding beyond product protection as solar markets mature.
According to a new report from ABS and Intelatus Global Partners, the availability of large modern offshore support vessels could play an important role in the emerging floating offshore wind industry.
David Bloxsom, Environmental Specialist, Xodus Group outlines the increasing importance of post-consent and need for it to be acknowledged as a critical phase rather than an after-thought.
Pascal Radue, Senior Executive Vice President, Power Transmission at Nexans, argues that inspection, maintenance, and repair should be treated as a strategic prioity, rather than simply an operational function.
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Hans de Heer, Principal Consultant, Energy Markets and Strategy, Energy Systems at DNV, outlines how a lack of grid infrastructure is putting the brakes on the global energy industry’s progress.
The winners of The smarter E AWARD 2026 have been chosen in five categories: Photovoltaics, Energy Storage, E-Mobility, Smart Integrated Energy, and Outstanding Projects.
Matthew Uttley, Sector Lead at DeterTech, details why organised crime is becoming a critical risk to renewable infrastructure.
Emilie Jung discusses the growing role of batteries in grid stability, including the high potential of commercial and industrial storage systems.
As lobsters migrate to colder waters due to climate change, Jonah crabs are becom-ing one of the most important species for fisheries in Southern New England.
Energy Systems Catapult will host a new Scale-Up Zone at the All-Energy 2026 conference in Glasgow from 13 – 14 May, bringing together some of the UK's most promising energy innovators on a national stage.
Mike Torbitt, Managing Director of Cressall, explains why grid readiness must now match renewable ambition to secure a stable energy transition.