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...clean, low-carbon energies of the future. As part of that, Essar is developing plans to produce and supply sustainable jet fuel from Stanlow to airports across the UK from 2026....
... In doing so, it will provide a blueprint for how traditional industries globally can be successfully transformed into hubs for the production of future energies.” Tony Fountain, managing partner of...
...of significant projects to redevelop and diversify Oikos’s operations. Prior to working at Oikos, he spent a combined 14 years in TotalEnergies and bp working in a number of sales,...
...him to let the Club down. He now feels though that the business and its subsidiaries are in a sufficiently good place that he can devote whatever energies are required...
...a renewable generation gross capacity of 25 GW in 2025 and will continue to expand its business to become a leading international player in renewable energies. Total currently allocates more...
...“Winning this prestigious accolade underlines our continuous, long-term investment in innovative new energies, such as HVO, to support UK businesses with their sustainability and net zero targets. “Certas Energy would...
...pack, building on and adapting their oil and gas expertise to speed up greener energies like wind. “This is a powerful example of how our industry is changing and helping...
...“This new terminal is the latest milestone in Stanlow Terminal’s and Essar’s ongoing commitment to leading the UK’s low carbon transformation. “By investing in new energies infrastructure and building a...
...supported by energy infrastructure providers, including Shell, TotalEnergies, and Everfuel. Funding the deployment of 150 fuel cell trucks across Europe by the mid-to-late 2020s, this project will allow development of the technology...
...December 2023 with the winners receiving up to $1 million in piloting opportunities. Companies specialising in carbon capture, utilisation and storage, new energies (including hydrogen innovations), oil and gas emissions...
...industry that we represent, so that every sale is not dependent on who is selling at the cheapest price. “With all energies – not just oil – having risen in...
...and some come from as far afield as Cornwall, Wales and Northern Ireland. Wherever they live they are contributing to the economy of their region. The producers of future energies...
...available with development rights to build new infrastructure. There is a high level of confidence that future new energies will expand and develop here. This site will still be doing...
...wave and tidal energies, but there is a still a need for governmental support to help our workers and communities transition at pace. “We must use this as an opportunity...
...sole control means we will be in a position to focus our energies on offering our customers a service that suits their changing needs whilst ensuring they continue to receive...
...to date industry news to its readers in the UK and Ireland. OilFiredUp first appeared online in 2003 and has since embraced renewable energies and the latest innovative technologies applicable...
...itself TotalEnergies to underline a shift away from oil products). The US State of Connecticut seeks to make ExxonMobil pay for the cost of mitigating damage caused by climate change,...
...energies. We do need a multi-approach to all these things – we are talking about producing 300-400 million litres of jet fuel from sewage but that’s a drop in the...
