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Dynamite, Denmark and superfuel
It is an episode for the decommissioning devotees this week with tales of explosions, safety concerns and platforms going overseas, with a bit of green fuel thrown in for good measure. Mark kicks off proceedings by telling us about an intricate and s… -
Tracking the hydrogen transition – reflections on session one
Hydrogen is at the top of a lot of lists when it comes to the energy transition, securing attention from governments and companies around the world. Following the first webinar in the Hydrogen Tracking Transition series, some of the speakers got tog… -
Blowing, towing and get going
Cerulean Winds have a plan to tackle the North Sea’s electricity problem and golly but it’s a big one. The answer is offshore wind, and the company has set out a plan for a cool £10 billion pound investment. To get this going, pitfalls are ahead, of … -
Staying safe in a changing world – EVOL ✕ Dräger
Despite the ongoing changes perpetually sweeping the energy industry, health and safety remains a reassuring constant. Come pandemic, downturn or transition, companies are on hand to make sure the standards don’t slip. In this special Energy Voice O… -
Shell’s head start, UK oil on the cusp, and decom hot potato
In this week’s pod, in association with Dräger, the team discusses how green groups and a judge combined to give Shell a leg-up in the race to net zero. Did Shell say thank you? Did it heck. Anyone who read Aberdeen and Grampian Chamber of Commerce’… -
10 Point Pod 05 – Green public transport
Get on yer bike. Or yer bus. Or even walk. Just rethink whether you need to get in the car, whether it’s electric or a diesel clunker. We’re going to need to do more than just electrify cars. There must be a shift to public transportation if the ne… -
Lose it, choose it, twos it
The IEA has set out a plan this week pooh-poohing the possibility of future exploration – amid a range of steps including major technological progress. The UK officially continues to allow exploration, even though the industry seems to be not particu… -
A CCS arms race, an all-subsea solution, and pirate gas
In this latest, swashbuckling EVOL podcast, in association with Dräger, Energy Voice’s scurvy sea dogs, Mark, Ed and Hamish, plot a course through the week’s top tales. There’s a big jobs win for the north-east after SSE and Equinor announced plans f… -
Sinking rig, Paper Tiger, and Afrenta
There’s no other place to start this week than with the news of the Velesto Naga 7 oil rig sinking off Malaysia. Our man in Asia, Damon Evans, takes us through the events. No one was hurt, but will there be an open inquiry? And how will the rig be re… -
Options, debts, and a battered Bentley
Mozambique was on the mind this week, with Total officially hitting the big red force majeure button on its LNG plans. The French company is not waiting around though, and is working on projects elsewhere in the world, including the US and Russia. A…
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