Energy

Visionary leadership in the renewable energy industry

Milena Videnova, of energy company Axpo Bulgaria, wins the 2023 Business Woman of the Year award in the Renewable Energy Industry. Videnova is a successful female leader in a male-dominated field who always encourages women to unleash their incredible potential

4 Apr 2023

Inside Russia’s relationship with Rosneft and Venezuela

Although nothing is ever clear-cut where Russia is concerned, the country’s decision to reduce its stake in oil giant Rosneft is likely the result of US sanctions and the company’s relationship with Venezuela

15 Jun 2020

Will the Eastern Mediterranean pipeline deal create a regional energy hub?

Now that Cyprus, Greece and Israel have signed the Eastern Mediterranean pipeline deal, the countries may finally fulfil their ambitions of becoming regional energy hubs – but long-simmering disputes could create blockages

15 May 2020

Is Germany right to power down its nuclear reactors?

While Germany continues to decommission its nuclear power plants, the fact that the country still relies heavily on coal undermines any environmental benefits of the policy

13 May 2020

Schneider Electric is bringing tech-focused renewable energy to Norway

As CEO of energy and automation specialist Schneider Electric Norway, Karoline Nystrøm is passionate about introducing green technology to the Norwegian market

21 Feb 2020

Relying on Russia – the EU’s Nord Stream 2 dilemma

Despite a fractious political relationship, the EU and Russia are solid partners when it comes to gas. In fact, the former is increasingly reliant on Moscow for its energy needs

3 Jul 2019

Inside Dominion Energy’s clean energy revolution

Dominion Energy is establishing itself as a model of sustainability in an industry destined for change

5 Feb 2019

A zero-carbon economy is within reach – but we must act quickly

The world is on a path to dangerously high temperature increases. To avoid catastrophe, global warming must be limited to 1.5 degrees Celsius – a tough but attainable target

17 Jan 2019

A petrochemical plant in Teesside, UK. Goldman Sachs and Cargill took over the now-defunct Teesside power station in 2001 when the previous owner, Enron, collapsed

Goldman Sachs and Cargill fined €89m in UK tax avoidance case

The US giants have been charged in one of the largest corporate tax victories for the UK’s HM Revenue and Customs

24 Oct 2018

HydraGEN units could significantly reduce diesel engine emissions

Diesel engines have come under fire for polluting the atmosphere, with some parties even calling for their discontinuation. However, there are technologies being developed that can reduce the emissions they produce

3 Oct 2018

Shedding light on the UAE’s eco-friendly infrastructure

The need for sustainability brings challenges to nearly every sector. Road infrastructure is one area where new technology and innovative design have spurred the creation of a holistic range of environmentally friendly products

29 Aug 2018

LNG market growth demands flexible transport and storage solutions

There has been a surge in innovation relating to the transportation of liquefied natural gas in recent years, with increasing demand and cutting-edge solutions driving the industry to new heights

1 Aug 2018

dynaCERT helps diesel engines burn cleaner and more efficiently

CEO Jim Payne explains the Edison Award winning HydraGEN HG1 add-on unit for diesel engines

30 May 2018

Nigerian power sector requires further investment despite progress

Since the privatisation of Nigeria’s power sector, the country’s generation capacity has increased and new players are entering the market. However, the government still has several pressing issues to address

22 Feb 2018

Isabelle Kocher sparks Engie to life

Engie’s new CEO, Isabelle Kocher, has come into her role at a challenging time for the energy giant. But, with a clear vision for the future, she is reimaging the company to ensure its continued success

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