All-Energy marks 25 years with new Strategic Summit committee
All-Energy has established a dedicated Strategic Summit committee for the first time to drive its streamlined 2026 programme at the SEC Glasgow from 13 – 14 May 2026.
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Biomethane’s building momentum
Dr Nick Primmer, Head of Policy & ESG For Future Biogas, reflects on changes in the UK's biomethane momentum in 2025 and offers a look ahead to 2026.
Energy storage landscape 2026: Regulatory developments, litigation outlook, and M&A trends in the UK and EU
Allison Soilihi, Partner, and Alexandra Rotar, Legal Consultant, at Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP, explore why 2026 is set to be transformative for energy storage regulation in the UK and EU.
Keeping turbines turning: Inside or out?
The profitability of wind turbines is determined by productivity and availability. Condition monitoring supports maintenance decisions, identifies potential cost savings, and avoids unforeseen failures. In our recent Autumn 2025 issue of Energy Global, David Futter, Condition Monitoring Consultancy at Bachmann Monitoring GmbH, and Frank Fladerer, Bachmann electronic GmbH, compare the advantages and challenges of doing this in house or through an external partner.
Powering progress: The UK’s subsea system opportunity
In our Spring 2025 issue of Energy Global, Neil Gordon, CEO, Global Underwater Hub, highlights the issue of cable failures and explores how the UK could lead in improving performance and reliability.
Africa’s energy paradox
In our recent Winter 2025 issue of Energy Global, Prakash Sharma, Vice President, Head of Scenarios and Technologies, and Roshna N., Research Analyst, Energy Transition, Wood Mackenzie, explore the various pathways for Africa’s energy future as it attempts to power development in a climate-restrained world.
Leading the change
In a conversation with Energy Global in the Autumn 2025 issue, Bruno Melles, Managing Director of Business Unit Transformers at Hitachi Energy, explores how transformer technology is shaping a more resilient, efficient, and sustainable energy system.
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A blueprint for future offshore wind projects
In our recent Summer 2025 issue of Energy Global, Luke Bridgman, Ørsted, outlines some recent milestones for the world’s largest offshore wind farm: Hornsea 3.
Negative electricity prices: Blessing or curse?
In our Spring 2025 issue of Energy Global, Jesse Hettema and Simon De Clercq, Aurora Energy Research, explain how negative electricity prices are on the rise across Europe, and how they can hinder progress in Europe’s energy transition by discour-aging investment in renewables.
Knowledge is key
In our recent Autumn 2025 issue of Energy Global, Jens Wulff, CEO EMEA & India, NEUMAN & ESSER, Germany, outlines how an understanding of the whole hydrogen value chain can help reach the growing demand for high-purity hydrogen.
Keeping fluids cool in the hottest wells
In our recent Winter 2025 issue of Energy Global, Michael Adams, Mark Canlas, and Ted Moon, NOV, highlight groundbreaking temperature management technologies that improve drilling efficiencies in the deepest, hottest geothermal applications.
Shaping the Americas’ future
In our recent Summer 2025 issue of Energy Global, Glenn Kangisser, Partner, Shu Shu Wong, Counsel, and Grace Kaplow, Associate, Haynes Boone, look at energy trends and transformation across the Americas.
A transformative tool
In our recent Winter 2025 issue of Energy Global, Matteo Saglia, Flyability, Switzerland, answers the question: How can drones help maintain critical energy infrastructure?
From feasibility and financing to forecasting
In our recent Summer 2025 issue of Energy Global, Harry Woods, Solcast, a DNV company, Australia, discusses how bankable power models and data can help empower energy decision-making.
Wood Mackenzie: UK’s AR7 offshore wind auction tees-up a ‘win-win-win’ for policymakers, developers, and suppliers
With the launch of the UK's Contracts for Difference Allocation Round 7, strategic recalibrations compared to past auctions could deliver stability to the offshore wind market amid an intense political and economic battleground over net-zero targets and public spending, according to Wood Mackenzie.