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Decarbonisation

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19/3/2025 Comment / Benoit Hemon

The long game of decarbonisation finance

The traditional approach of pursuing quick-win, low-cost carbon reduction projects at specific sites or facilities might provide incremental progress, but it often leaves high-impact sustainability projects requiring significant upfront capital on the back burner. Benoit Hemon, Managing Director EMEA of Engie Impact, explains how a more ambitious approach to climate action funding might be considered.

Health and safety

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12/3/2025 Comment / Sandeep Tummalapalli

Shining a Spotlight on Energy People: Sandeep Tummalapalli AMEI

Sandeep Tummalapalli AMEI is an Asia HSE Business Partner for Topsoe. He explains how the Energy Institute’s health and safety initiatives, as well as its Executive Training Programme, has had a transformative impact on his career.

Net zero / decarbonisation / energy transition

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2/4/2025 Comment / Ir Mohd Yusri Mohamed Yusof

Fostering innovation ecosystems for a just and sustainable energy future

Achieving a lower carbon future requires not just ambition but purposeful collaboration across the industry. The plans for, and benefits of, a new collaboration are explored by Ir Mohd Yusri Mohamed Yusof, Petronas Senior Vice President, Projects, Technology & Health, Safety, Security & Environment.

Sustainability

30/3/2022 Comment / Kelvin Enumah

Competency can make or break the future of energy sustainability in Nigeria

The future of energy will depend heavily on the knowledge, skills and attitude of its professionals and relevant stakeholders, writes Kelvin Enumah IEng MEI, Sustainability and Development, Wetland Cultural and Education Foundation, Nigeria.

Young professionals

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16/7/2025 Comment / Ubong Essien,Temoefe C Jaho-Kagbare

Shining a Spotlight on Energy People: Ubong Essien and Temoefe Jaho-Kagbare

What motivated two dynamic young people, working in very different fields, to sign up for student membership to the Energy Institute? Ubong Essien, who is working towards a PhD, University of Strathclyde, in Glasgow, and Temoefe C Jaho-Kagbare, working towards a B Law at the University of Ibadan in Lagos, Nigeria, share their stories.

Young professionals

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EI Member only

27/4/2026 Feature / Charlie Bush

Students at the frontier of the energy transition

Earlier this year, hundreds of students from around the world gathered deep in the Amazon rainforest for an unusual energy event. The Student Energy Summit (SES) took place in the Brazilian city of Manaus from 18–21 February, bringing together emerging leaders, researchers and entrepreneurs to debate the future of energy. Held just months after the COP30 in nearby Belém, Brazil, the summit sought to channel the momentum of global climate diplomacy into practical action among the next generation of energy professionals, writes Charlie Bush.

Biofuels

EI Member only

22/6/2022 Feature / Ian Thomson

Challenges and opportunities on Canada’s path to net zero transportation

Canada’s road transport accounted for 21% of the country’s total greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in 2018, according to its government. Advanced biofuels, low carbon substitutes for petroleum, are becoming an increasingly popular way to reduce emissions. Ian Thomson, President of Advanced Biofuels Canada (ABFC), writes about decarbonising the Canadian transportation sector.

Business management

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EI Member only

5/11/2025 Feature / Michelle Meineke

Connecting the dots for SMEs’ net zero journey

Where do I start? This is the question most small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) ask themselves as they try to respond to increasingly ambitious sustainability and net zero goals, reports Michelle Meineke.

Bioenergy

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EI Member only

7/2/2024 Feature / Nick Cottam

Bioenergy turns up the heat in the UK

The UK’s journey on the road to net zero will be powered in part by sustainable bioenergy according to the government’s Biomass Strategy, published last year. But how much of this zero-carbon energy can the UK produce and how much is needed as part of the energy mix? asks energy journalist Nick Cottam.

Digitalisation

EI Member only

2/11/2022 Feature / Ron Beck

How digitalisation is a catalyst for decarbonisation downstream

European and UK downstream oil and gas players face both immediate and long-term challenges. Ron Beck, Senior Director Solutions Marketing, AspenTech, explains some of the challenges and opportunities, and how digitalisation can prove key on the road to net zero.

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The long game of decarbonisation finance

Shining a Spotlight on Energy People: Sandeep Tummalapalli AMEI

Fostering innovation ecosystems for a just and sustainable energy future

Competency can make or break the future of energy sustainability in Nigeria

Shining a Spotlight on Energy People: Ubong Essien and Temoefe Jaho-Kagbare

Students at the frontier of the energy transition

Challenges and opportunities on Canada’s path to net zero transportation

Connecting the dots for SMEs’ net zero journey

Bioenergy turns up the heat in the UK

How digitalisation is a catalyst for decarbonisation downstream