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...area’s industrial sector and stimulate the local economy, while helping reduce emissions from domestic heating and transport. Hydrogen production could commence as early as 2030 The study estimates that carbon...
...of the economic cost and disruption means it is also likely to have a significant and persistent impact on the global economy and energy system. There has been a marked...
...in Cyprus. The UK Continental Shelf continues to be a key contributor to both the nation’s supply-demand balance and also the economy. There were some particularly positive supply developments with...
...changing supplier is not quite so straightforward.” The future of oil Whilst the industry waits for the outcome of the pandemic on the economy, like everyone else, Carol Bell, an...
...determination to support the local economy and the wider community. “The Prax Group’s long-term strategy is to be fully integrated across the oil value chain from upstream to downstream,” said...
...which has a long history of skilled manufacturing expertise,” said Welsh government economy and transport minister, Ken Skates. “The Welsh government has worked closely with the company to make this...
...to the UK economy. It supports thousands of jobs both directly and in the supply chain, and as well as providing clean fuel, it produces an animal feed by-product. It...
...John Reynolds Group. “Pre-recession days had seen credit insurance companies operating in a relatively benign economy. Claims levels were easily manageable, premiums were very low and the amount of cover...
...the ONS that indicate the UK economy is out of recession, are encouraging in the current economic climate, the industry still needs to overcome a variety of challenges if it...
...our highest number of top-quality entries ever – a clear indicator that the sector continues to innovate and achieve great things for businesses right across the economy. “All those shortlisted...
...to the finance minister urging caution in this matter and we suggested that the excise rates should not be equalled as it would be detrimental for the Irish economy, rural...
...thinking was that just as oil production was increasing, the global economy was showing sure signs of a slow-down. We also pointed out that OPEC’s surprisingly steadfast cohesion, was now...
...economy. Logistics, in particular, is considered an unattractive field. The occupation has generally had a poor perception, including long hours, poor pay, and difficult working conditions and, furthermore, it is...
...trusted partner of Total. The acquisition of the refinery will bring about new investment and underlines the Prax Group’s determination to support the local economy and the wider community, whilst...
...existing heating fuels. TRA chief executive Oliver Griffiths said: “The TRA’s findings on biofuels shows how we can tailor existing measures to better suit the UK economy. Our proposals would...
...until then. Thirty-five year old Emmet is one of the country’s most successful entrepreneurs with a number of interests across the economy. In 2005 he founded Smiles Dental as a...
...an independent Scotland where oil is only part of a balanced economy made up of manufacturing, technology and financial services. But the facts would say otherwise. In 2012, the Oil...
...70% of the funding to train new drivers or existing staff. While the economy continues to face some major challenges, this scheme really is a lifeline for the UK’s logistics...
