By Editor Panel, Energy Business Outlook, Editor
The growing availability of AI has raised a difficult question for oil and gas companies: can its recommendations be trusted in environments that demand predictable performance and strict safety contr...
By Editor Panel, Energy Business Outlook, Editor
The financing will support a 350 MW solar farm in Indiana, marking a significant milestone in the company's renewable energy expansionSullivan County, Indiana, 23 October 2026 – Deriva Energy has secu...
By Editor Panel, Energy Business Outlook, Editor
The agreement adds 700 megawatts of solar power capacity in Texas and Ohio, strengthening the companies’ renewable energy portfolio and expanding their presence in the US electricity marketHouston, Un...
By Editor Panel, Energy Business Outlook, Editor
The Australian energy company is scaling back some lower-carbon ambitions while increasing its focus on natural gas, LNG, and major production projectsPerth, Australia, 6 October 2026 – Woodside Energ...
By Editor Panel, Energy Business Outlook, Editor
Expanded project management role supports thyssenkrupp Steel’s move toward hydrogen-based iron productionDuisburg, Germany, 29 September 2026 – The steel industry is moving toward cleaner production m...
By Editor Panel, Editor, Energy Business Outlook
By Editor Panel, Editor, Energy Business Outlook
By Editor Panel, Editor, Energy Business Outlook
By Editor Panel, Editor, Energy Business Outlook
By Alberto Ogura, Industry Lead, Climate KIC
Courage the Cowardly Dog was a surreal series about a pink dog named Courage who lived in a state of near-constant fear, whether the danger was real or imagined. In each episode some supernatural...
By Karla Villanueva, Global Workplace Energy and Sustainability Manager, Just Eat Takeaway
How does the physical workplace influence climate action? It's a question worth asking, and one I like to open with when speaking about corporate sustainability.When companies receive a mandate to exe...
By Sietse Bruinsma, Director of Technology, Vandebron
Europe is expanding a new energy system. Wind and solar capacity is growing faster than the fossil generation it's replacing ever did, and smart meters, batteries and flexible assets are turning what...
By Lennart van Walsum, EMEIA & Americas, Global Solar Council, Director
The conflict in the Middle East has reminded the world of something it keeps having to relearn. When oil and gas supply is disrupted, everyone pays. Prices surge, supply chains buckle, and governments...
By Dr. Thiago Riberio, John Nixon, Global Head of Energy, Chemicals, and Infrastructure, Vice President, Process Industries, Siemens,...
Digitalization is no longer a modernization initiative. It is becoming the foundation for how energy companies compete in an AI-driven economy. The pressure is no longer just to modernize systems or a...