The COVID-19 pandemic has hit the offshore drilling sector hard and as companies begin to plot their recovery, putting the client first will be key

Qatar’s huge reserves of liquefied natural gas have helped it manage price volatility, an economic blockade and now a pandemic, but the strong leadership of Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani should not be overlooked

Chesapeake Energy, a pioneer in the US shale revolution, has filed for bankruptcy amid a global slump in oil prices 

The Gulf of Mexico accounts for around one sixth of the US’ total petroleum production. Its vast resources are best utilised by companies that have extensive knowledge of the region

Dr Preye Angaye and Karl Harris discuss the challenges for oil and gas operators in Nigeria, and Century Group’s successes in 2019

Despite the focus on renewable energy sources, society remains heavily reliant on oil and gas to meet global demand. Players in the sector must continue to attract investment if they are to support our energy requirements

China is building the world’s largest waste-to-energy plant in response to a growing rubbish problem. While the sector is crucial for waste management, questions have been raised about its health implications

While still a nascent market, wave energy is finally becoming a viable source of renewable power. With increased investment, new technology could change the way we harness the ocean’s potential

As society’s electricity demands grow with each passing year, finding sustainable solutions has never been more crucial

The constant spectre of maritime criminality hangs over the businesses operating in Nigeria’s territorial waters. It is crucial that security services are able to offer the requisite tools and experience to protect valuable assets from potential threats

Cobalt and lithium prices have surged as a rise in renewable energy has increased the need for battery storage solutions. However, the bubble may be about to burst for these metals

Once thought of as the primary answer to the globe’s renewable energy requirements, nuclear energy is now viewed unfavourably in comparison to solar and wind alternatives

A vast number of renewable energy projects are being undertaken in Latin America, but companies must be aware of the environmental, social and commercial pitfalls that these ventures may encounter

China’s decision to push forward with 
the Petro-yuan appears to be a challenge to the US’ global energy market hegemony, but it remains to be seen if it can make a significant impact

Despite an increasing need for renewable energy solutions, the use of fossil fuels remains as ubiquitous as ever – and even saw an increase last year