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Energy data

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28/6/2023 Comment / Ian Jones

Energy Institute takes over publishing the Statistical Review of World Energy

The Energy Institute’s (EI) Head of Knowledge, Insight and Research, Ian Jones led the data collection and analysis of the EI Statistical Review of World Energy this year and gives a behind-the-scenes look at the production of the report.

Asset management

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19/3/2025 Comment / Chris Wilton

Location data – an important driver in the UK’s net zero journey

Accurate and reliable location data is an essential tool for successfully siting new energy generation and transmission infrastructure, argues Chris Wilton, Sector Lead, Utilities, with Ordnance Survey (OS).

Energy data

28/6/2023 News

Demand and emissions rose again in 2022 as energy systems struggled with global crises

The old BP annual review of global energy statistics may have moved to a new home at the Energy Institute, but the central message from this year’s EI Statistical Review of World Energy is of a second year of energy and emissions growth during 2022, despite strong progress with new renewables.

EI Statistical Review of World Energy

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EI Member only

2/7/2025 Feature / Brian Davis

Are we heading towards doom or making progress? What the latest EI Statistical Review reveals

Publication of the Energy Institute’s Statistical Review of World Energy offers striking insights into global energy trends, drawn from a wealth of data collected over the past year. As Energy Institute Chief Executive Officer Nick Wayth CEng FEI pointed out at the launch event: ‘We are living through a period of immense transformation, but not in a linear or coordinated way.’ New Energy World Features Editor Brian Davis reports.

Digitalisation / AI

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EI Member only

5/7/2023 Feature / Nnamdi Anyadike

Digitalisation and the supply chain

Digitalisation of the oil and gas industry and its supply chain offers increased production, reduced operating costs and enhanced efficiency. Nnamdi Anyadike reports on some of the latest initiatives worldwide and also highlights the risk.

Carbon emissions

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EI Member only

24/1/2024 Feature / Matthew Paver

Beyond carbon measurement: why businesses must apply the rigour of financial accounting to sustainability

Even the best-intentioned company may unwittingly undermine its own efforts and plans to reach net zero by failing to properly understand and account for its carbon emissions, writes Matthew Paver, Chief Operating Officer of Carbon Responsible. He advocates a more analytical approach.

Aviation

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EI Member only

9/11/2022 Feature / Clara Argerich Martín

How can artificial intelligence contribute to more sustainable aviation?

A major source of global emissions, decarbonising the aviation sector is crucial for achieving net zero. Clara Argerich Martín, AI Lead for Aviation Sustainability at Innaxis, discusses the role of artificial intelligence (AI) and data science for this.

EI Statistical Review of World Energy

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EI Member only

9/7/2025 Feature / Will Dalrymple

Delving into a disorderly transition: the latest EI Statistical Review of World Energy reveals ‘a new mindset’

Romain Debarre, Kearney Partner and Managing Director of its Energy Transition Institute, and Wafa Jafri, KPMG Partner and UK Lead for Energy and Natural Resources Strategy, joined Energy Institute (EI) President Andy Brown OBE FEI and EI CEO Nick Wayth FEI CEng on stage to launch the Statistical Review of World Energy in London in late June. New Energy World Senior Editor Will Dalrymple heard their views.

Digitalisation / AI

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EI Member only

5/3/2025 Feature / Nnamdi Anyadike

Europe’s rocky road towards energy digitalisation

Europe’s efforts to digitalise its energy sector are hampered by a number of challenges. These include inadequate interoperability between systems, insufficient data governance and cyber security measures, and limited ‘grid observability’. These handicaps all combine to restrict real-time monitoring and advanced forecasting of energy delivery. Nnamdi Anyadike reports.

Artificial Intelligence

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EI Member only

16/10/2024 Feature / Brian Davis

Power hungry: How AI fuels data centre energy demand and calls for more sustainability

Artificial intelligence (AI) is changing the game for data centres across the globe. However, adoption of AI is not simply about handling complex tasks faster but consumes far more power and creates a surge in greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Tech giants are under pressure to make their vast data centres more energy efficient and sustainable in concert with rapid AI growth. New Energy World Features Editor Brian Davis reports.

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Energy Institute takes over publishing the Statistical Review of World Energy

Location data – an important driver in the UK’s net zero journey

Demand and emissions rose again in 2022 as energy systems struggled with global crises

Are we heading towards doom or making progress? What the latest EI Statistical Review reveals

Digitalisation and the supply chain

Beyond carbon measurement: why businesses must apply the rigour of financial accounting to sustainability

How can artificial intelligence contribute to more sustainable aviation?

Delving into a disorderly transition: the latest EI Statistical Review of World Energy reveals ‘a new mindset’

Europe’s rocky road towards energy digitalisation

Power hungry: How AI fuels data centre energy demand and calls for more sustainability