ADNOC Gas awards major EPC contracts to Kent, Petrofac, and Wood, unlocking billions in opportunities for suppliers, contractors, and service providers across the value chain.

The nuclear revival is officially underway and this time, it’s small and modular.

The UK’s Sizewell C nuclear project unlocks billions in EPC opportunities, with major contract awards expected across construction and energy sectors.

Equinor’s Energy Perspectives 2025 paints a sobering picture: the global energy transition is losing steam under pressure from geopolitics, affordability, and shifting priorities.

Equinor’s Empire Wind project resumes construction, signaling renewed momentum for U.S. offshore wind, with strong public-private support driving clean energy and job creation in New York.

Curious about the billions poured into LNG projects and where that money actually goes? Our latest insight unpacks the EPC contract costs for each phase of an LNG project, from drilling to distribution. Discover the financial nuts and bolts behind these energy giants—read on to see how every dollar is spent!

Ever wondered how colossal LNG projects transform from mere concepts into reality? Our latest Insight breaks down the EPC journey that brings these projects to life, outlining each stage from design to construction with key timelines.

Curious about how natural gas travels from deep underground to your doorstep? Our latest Insight breaks down the fascinating journey of LNG projects—exploring the upstream, midstream, and downstream processes that transform raw gas into usable energy. Dive in to discover the engineering marvels powering our world!

While the development of a waste-to-energy plant is a lengthy process, the benefits of energy production, waste management, and reduced greenhouse gas emissions make these projects an essential component of the energy transition.

The offshore oil & gas industry is gearing up for a new era of growth, balancing massive investments with a shifting global energy landscape that’s anything but predictable.

The cost to design and construct a waste-to-energy (WTE) plant can vary significantly based on factors such as the size of the facility, the type of waste processed, the technology used (incineration, gasification, anaerobic digestion), and the location of the plant. Read our Insight to be better informed.

In the face of mounting waste generation and the urgent need to reduce carbon emissions, waste-to-energy projects are becoming an indispensable part of the global energy transition. By converting waste into a valuable energy resource, WTE facilities help address waste management challenges, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and support the circular economy. They provide reliable, continuous energy, enhance energy security, contribute to the achievement of net-zero targets, and WTE are an important part of a diversified energy mix.