Europe must take a comprehensive approach to safeguard its sustainable energy future
Anja Lange, Head of First Solar, Europe, explores Europe’s safeguarding of its energy future.
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Global Geothermal Energy
Dr Ellie MacInnes, Head of Geothermal, CGG, UK, looks at how geothermal energy, with the help of geoscience, can be accessed throughout the world – and how the add-on value chain is crucial to economically exploiting the resource.
Secure migration to SF6-free switchgear
KEMA Labs is geared up to support the industry with the development such SF6-free switchgear irrespective of the chosen technology
The tipping point: developing an energy transition strategy
Although the transition to net zero may seem a daunting task, there are multiple routes and ways businesses can take the first step. Robin Beaman, Partner at BIP, explains.
EIT InnoEnergy launches Skills Institute to combat significant energy transition skills gap
EIT InnoEnergy has announced the launch of the InnoEnergy Skills Institute.
Commitment toward emission-free power industry by 2050 to drive market demand for turbine blades
Transparency Market Research looks at how technological developments are being made in turbine blade design to increase efficiency and dependability for offshore conditions.
Testing the waters with floating solar plants
King Wu, Software R&D Manager Energy Sector at Moxa, Inc., considers the advantages and potential challenges with floating solar plants.
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Cyber-attacks on offshore wind could derail UK’s net zero agenda
Polly Curtin, Cyber Security Consultant, Atkins, explores the cyber risks to the UK’s offshore wind industry.
Early union engagement key to offshore wind workforce success
Brian Davis, General Manager and Adam Barnes, Service Manager, JDR Cables, look at the US wind industry, specifically how organised labour is proving quite tricky for many European offshore wind companies to wrap their heads around.
Europe putting the pieces in place to build back its domestic solar industry
Timo Moeller, NovaSource, explores how Europe is rebuilding its solar industry.
New report highlights 5 challenges affecting energy security for UK businesses
Vattenfall Networks has mapped out five major developments set to affect electricity connections and provides actionable measures for UK businesses to prepare for the challenges ahead on the path to net zero.
Global Energy Transition returns to New York in June
Reuters Events has announced the Global Energy Transition 2023 (7 – 8 June, New York, the US), where global energy, industrial, finance, and policymaking executives will convene to transform transition disparity into possibility.
GETI 2023: Renewables skills mind shift threatens talent exodus to oil and gas
The seventh annual Global Energy Talent Index has revealed that surging fossil fuel prices are driving a skills exodus from renewables to oil and gas that could hinder the energy transition.
How to refresh offshore wind’s hiring strategy to avoid project delays
In the second part of a two-part article, Jordan Mason, Contract Recruitment Manager, Airswift, looks at the geographics of recruitment, the friendly competition from other sectors for skills, and how certification can be a barrier for some candidates.