We live in an energy hungry world. Energy consumption overall, fossil fuel use and their associated greenhouse gas emissions are all rising. So too is the amount of power generated from clean energy, in particular wind and solar, but barely enough to even meet growing demand. The Paris Agreement is still out of reach and devastating climate impacts are unfolding across all continents.

But this global picture masks diverse energy and emission journeys.

• Geographically, in advanced economies, renewables are growing fast, and fossil fuel demand is peaking, while in the Global South, growing populations and living standards continue to drive fossil fuel demand.
• Sectorally, change is accelerating in areas like light passenger transport and heating, where low carbon electric vehicles and heat pumps are increasingly competitive. But transition is slower where emissions are harder to abate, such as aviation and shipping, iron and steel and process industries.

Ultimately there is just one interconnected global energy system, one net zero, and one shared planet.

International Energy Week 2025 bridges these transitions, with a programme focused on fundamental questions.

• What does peak fossil fuel consumption mean for Europe and North America, and how realistically can economies in China, India, and the Global South follow suit?
• Are the barriers to decarbonisation in hard-to-abate sectors only about technology, or must we also address serious policy and market failures?
• How can major energy businesses hold firm on vital clean energy commitments in the face of countervailing short-term pressures?

Convened by the Energy Institute’s sector experts and informed by the EI Statistical Review of World Energy, this is the global energy sector’s first major meeting of the year. And it takes place for the first time in its new, prestigious home, the QEII Centre in the heart of London.

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Join us for the 20th edition of StocExpo on 11 & 12 March 2025.

Forge connections, explore innovations, and shape the future of tank storage.

For nearly two decades, StocExpo has been committed to delivering exceptional service and value in the tank storage and energy infrastructure industry. Experience the legacy of exhibitor satisfaction that keeps participants coming back year after year.

Position your company as an industry leader by exchanging insights, establishing partnerships, and advancing tank storage solutions.

Elevate your brand’s visibility and influence within the sector, showcasing your expertise in logistics, storage solutions, cutting-edge technology, safety protocols, and sustainability initiatives.

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The UKIFDA Show 2025 will be held on 14th May 2025 at the First Direct Arena, Leeds.

This one-day event is set to become the leading trade gathering in the liquid fuel distribution sector.

Building on the success of EXPO 2024 in Liverpool, the UKIFDA Show 2025 will be the second of this biennial one-day format, following the well-received event in Coventry in 2023.

Themed ‘Be Part of the Solution,’ the UKIFDA Show 2025 aims to shape the industry’s future and is expected to draw industry experts, national companies, independent distributorships and other stakeholders under one roof.

To find out more about exhibitor and sponsorship opportunities, please contact Dawn Shakespeare at ds@ukifda.org.

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The Tank Storage Association’s Conference & Exhibition, the UK’s leading event for the bulk storage and energy infrastructure sector, returns to the Coventry Building Society Arena on Thursday 18^th September 2025 for its twenty-fourth edition.

The event provides one of the best opportunities for anyone interested in effective and safe bulk storage operations to come together to be inspired, share knowledge and network. Showcasing 60+ exhibitors from across the tank storage sector and beyond, delegates will be able to explore an extensive array of products, services and solutions as well as hear from top keynote speakers from industry, government and regulators covering topics that are of key interest to those who operate in bulk storage and energy infrastructure including global trends and security of supply, the energy transition, safety and more. 

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