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- News & Events: Energy Exports Conference, gateway to global opportunities 5 June 2025The Energy Exports Conference (EEC) is the EIC’s flagship event –and one of the few times in the year we welcome all of our regional directors together to showcase the diverse projects and developments taking place in their region. We also welcome our Advisory Committee partners: Aberdeen City Council, Decom Mission, the Department for Business […]
- View from the top: Mike Pettigrew, CEO, ASCO 5 June 2025You’ve been ASCO CEO for nearly two years – what has this role, in this sector, at this time, taught you about leadership? I’ve spent my entire career in critical engineering environments – from power and aerospace to ship design and build – so I was already convinced of the importance of ‘on-time’ materials management […]
- My Business: Dean Rossiter, Managing Director, Transcar Projects 4 June 2025Tell us about Transcar. Transcar Projects, headquartered in the UK, is a project logistics specialist. Since 1977, we’ve supported manufacturers, engineering companies and oil majors with logistics planning and execution. With more than 47 years of experience, we bring deep operational and geopolitical insight across the global logistics landscape. What does Transcar do?
- The Nordic nuclear shift 4 June 2025Per-capital energy consumption in the Scandinavian region is among the world’s highest, driven by cold climates and electrification trends. Despite renewables dominating electricity generation – hydropower in Norway, a mix of nuclear and hydropower in Sweden – both countries face escalating energy security challenges as demand surges from rising industrial electrification and emerging sectors such as […]
- Japan's power transformation: opportunities ahead 3 June 2025Japan’s energy landscape is undergoing a profound transformation as the nation navigates towards its target of zero-emissions by 2050. Under its recently approved Seventh Strategic Energy Plan, Japan reaffirmed its commitment to energy security, anticipating surging demand from digital and green initiatives.