Europe’s Hydrogen Ambitions
Introduction Hydrogen has garnered much attention in recent years due in part to its relative novelty, but also due to the number of industries and sectors it can disrupt, […]
Upstream GHG Emissions Reduction in a week
Independent oil and gas companies (“Independents”) are having to balance between rapidly adapting their operations to ‘the great existential challenge of our times’ whilst still maintaining an acceptable return to […]
future-proofing the offshore industry
The energy transition and the UK’s drive to net-zero requires the oil and gas industry to embrace energy efficient operations, while supporting the growth […]
Middle East Energy Transition – Can the Jafurah gas development release all Saudi oil for export?
This week various press articles[1][2][3] lauded Saudi Aramco’s announcement of the commitment to develop the Jafurah gas field for a mere USD 110bn, […]
The Energy Transition
What can Independent Oil Companies learn from the Majors?
Every day it seems the pressure and rhetoric increase in relation to climate change. […]
Starting the Energy Transition in E&P – Part 1
Introduction The world will still need oil and gas in 2050, even in the IEA 2°C Scenario[1] (2DS) – where oil provides 29% of the energy supply and gas […]
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What colour is your Hydrogen?
Hydrogen as a New Energy Carrier The term “hydrogen economy” refers to the vision of using hydrogen as a low-carbon energy carrier and as a substitute for current fossil […]
Creating greater certainty in our professional decision-making
In 2017, the UK Oil & Gas Authority (OGA) published a study of lessons learned from UK Continental Shelf (UKCS) oil and gas projects […]
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A more connected Energy Transition
Australian Energy Week 2019 io consulting (io) attended this year’s Australian Energy Week in Melbourne and found a clear example of the importance of needing an integrated commerical, technical […]
What’s the best way to remove a climate change protester who has glued themselves to a train?
Given io’s central London location, it will come as little surprise that the Extinction Rebellion demonstrations have featured prominently during recent lunchtime conversations. […]