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14/4/2026 Comment / Deepa Pahuja

Shining a Spotlight on Energy People: Deepa Pahuja FEI

Energy experts are not just needed for making power, but also using it to best advantage. Deepa Pahuja, Senior Solutions Architect at AWS Energy, explains how the Energy Institute has helped support her career in the tech industry.

Energy efficiency / management

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18/10/2023 Comment / Brian Troddyn

Shining a Spotlight on Energy People: Brian Troddyn MEI

Through another Energy People interview, we learn about energy management and its importance for achieving net zero through the experience and career of Brian Troddyn MEI, Sustainability Manager at the Salvation Army.

Oil and gas

30/7/2025 Comment / David Watson

Deeper waters, shallower gains – why Rosebank and Jackdaw will not secure Britain’s energy future

The UK’s North Sea oil and gas reserves are in rapid decline and the opening of new fields will make hardly any difference to UK energy supplies or bills, or industry jobs. Their weak economic case is outweighed by the potential climate impact, argues David Watson, Principal at energy and utilities advisor the BFY Group.

Gas pipelines

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5/11/2025 Feature / Will Dalrymple

Energy Policy Debate on future of gas focuses on current need, despite renewables growth

Angela Needle from Cadent Gas, James Earl from Future Energy Networks and Alice Barrs from RWE took the stage for a lively Energy Institute Energy Policy Debate in October on the future role of natural gas in the UK’s energy mix. The seminar was moderated by KPMG Vice Chair Simon Virley FEI and listened to by, among others, New Energy World Senior Editor Will Dalrymple MEI, who also wrote this article.

Environment, social and governance (ESG)

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22/10/2025 Feature / Benjamin Sovacool,Anna Wilson

Research update on… public perceptions and just transitions

Industrial decarbonisation is central to the UK’s strategy for achieving net zero and ensuring long-term environmental and economic sustainability. However, technological progress alone is not sufficient. Securing public trust and delivering a just transition – one that is inclusive, equitable and locally grounded – is essential, write Benjamin Sovacool, Professor of Energy Policy at the University of Sussex, and Anna Wilson, Director, Centre for Research and Development in Adult and Lifelong Learning, the University of Glasgow. Below is an edited and abridged synthesis of UK research on the topic commissioned by the UK Industrial Decarbonisation Research and Innovation Centre (IDRIC) over the last few years.

Shipping

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1/10/2025 Feature / Brian Davis

Sailing towards net zero: shipping advised to pool carbon-neutral fuel demand

October 2025 is the deadline for adoption of the International Maritime Organization’s (IMO) Net-Zero Framework (NZF), aimed to ensure that international shipping can meet carbon neutral greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 2050. A timely report, just released by Swiss marine technology firm Accelleron, hopes to galvanise action and asks: ‘What’s stopping shipping’s carbon neutral fuel transition?’ New Energy World Features Editor Brian Davis reports.

EI Statistical Review of World Energy

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16/7/2025 Feature / Chiko Inneh

Nigeria’s road to net zero

Nigeria’s energy mix is currently at a crossroads, presenting both significant challenges and substantial opportunities as the nation pursues its net zero emissions target by 2050, writes former Energy Institute student intern Chiko Inneh.

Electricity

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10/5/2023 Feature / Stephenie Overman

Ageing grid threatens US renewable energy progress

A disjointed and elderly electricity transmission grid, hobbled by a complex planning and regulatory system, threatens the expansion of renewable energy in the US. Stephenie Overman, in Washington DC, reports.

COP

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5/11/2025 Feature / Charlie Bush

Brazil’s energy paradox: oil, gas and the road to COP30

Next week, Brazil will host COP30. The country is one of the world’s top 10 oil producers and is the latest member of OPEC+. It is also a nation where more than 80% of electricity generation comes from renewable sources. This dual identity – a liberal energy market underpinned by vast hydrocarbon reserves and a growing clean power mix – defines Brazil’s complex energy strategy. Charlie Bush reports.

Net zero

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17/9/2025 Feature / Jens Kastner

China’s 15th Five-Year Plan to push energy independence

Although China’s 15th Five-Year Plan (FYP) will not be finalised until March 2026, energy experts suggest that this 2026–2030 policy umbrella will pressure Chinese ministries and state agencies to move its energy transition forward rapidly, writes Jens Kastner.

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Shining a Spotlight on Energy People: Deepa Pahuja FEI

Shining a Spotlight on Energy People: Brian Troddyn MEI

Deeper waters, shallower gains – why Rosebank and Jackdaw will not secure Britain’s energy future

Energy Policy Debate on future of gas focuses on current need, despite renewables growth

Research update on… public perceptions and just transitions

Sailing towards net zero: shipping advised to pool carbon-neutral fuel demand

Nigeria’s road to net zero

Ageing grid threatens US renewable energy progress

Brazil’s energy paradox: oil, gas and the road to COP30

China’s 15th Five-Year Plan to push energy independence