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I clicked on the new GB Energy website today and saw that it will create 69,000 new jobs in Scotland - Great! I then watched the news and saw that the new Chancellor was extending the windfall gas on oil and gas - probably reduces the number of jobs in #Scotland by around 69,000! Might be good news for that engine of growth and taxation - the #decommissioning sector! #oilandgas #northsea #decommissioning #GBEnergy
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Louisiana is seeing a major economic boost in the energy industry! ⚡ By exploring alternative fuels while supporting oil and gas interests, thousands of new jobs in energy transition projects are created every day. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/gaS4-jsq #louisianajobs #energyindustry #louisianaenergy
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As we tackle climate change and move towards net-zero we must learn from the past. When people say it is too complex and the infrastructure challenge is expensive and difficult we need to understand we have done this before. Russell Thomas is one of the most interesting and knowledgeable people on linkedin, I always enjoy his posts. #netzero #fuelswitching #hydrogen #biogas
Scientist | Energy Historian | Innovator | Author | Technical Director @ WSP | Visiting Prof | Chair IGEM Gas History Panel
The energy transition from Town Gas to Natural Gas in Great Britain was regarded as “One of the smoothest operations of the kind”. In my recent project Lessons Learnt : Past Energy Transitions in the Gas Industry undertaken for Wales & West Utilities with support for Northern Gas Networks. The project draws on the experience of converting from town gas to natural gas in the 1960’s and 70’s and demonstrates the implications of switching feedstock on the gas network and how this learning could be applied to a future transition to hydrogen or other green gases. This was such a interesting project to undertake, reading through hundreds of documents recounting the run up to and delivery of conversion from town gas to natural gas which occurred in the 1960's and 70's. We studied conversions undertaken abroad and also received responses from those who were involved in the conversion programme. We have produced a short video of the project, using actual footage from the time of conversion. We have also produced a summary and will shortly publish the full report. It was energy transition in action at a national scale, so there is much that can be learned for any future energy transition. #gas #history #heritage #energytransition With thanks to National Gas Archive for use of their resources and those of the IGEM - Institution of Gas Engineers & Managers History panel as well. WSP in the UK More information is available on the Wales and West Utilities website, via this link: https://lnkd.in/e37GQBHd
Lessons Learnt: Past Energy Transitions in the Gas Industry
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Can we be proud of working in the oil and gas industry? Like, really? We sometimes discuss this question in our team. My answer is clear. We can absolutely be proud of working in the oil and gas industry. Few industries matter more. People depend on us and the job we do. For energy, and for so many things we take for granted in our daily lives. It’s simply hard to imagine a world without oil and gas. Another reason to be proud of our industry, is that it’s full of smart people who can keep two ideas in their minds at the same time. Because the world also depends on using a lot less of our products. Hard to imagine, but that’s what we need to do. How to meet demand today, while transitioning for tomorrow. That’s one of the strategic dilemmas for the industry. It’s also a leadership challenge. We should be proud of our industry. But we can’t only build that pride on the past. We are an industry that has the people, technology and capital to really make a difference in the energy transition. Not an easy job. But if we succeed, that would really be something to be proud of. Artwork: Good ideas wanted. By Midjourney #oilandgasindustry #energy #energytransition
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Scientist | Energy Historian | Innovator | Author | Technical Director @ WSP | Visiting Prof | Chair IGEM Gas History Panel
The energy transition from Town Gas to Natural Gas in Great Britain was regarded as “One of the smoothest operations of the kind”. In my recent project Lessons Learnt : Past Energy Transitions in the Gas Industry undertaken for Wales & West Utilities with support for Northern Gas Networks. The project draws on the experience of converting from town gas to natural gas in the 1960’s and 70’s and demonstrates the implications of switching feedstock on the gas network and how this learning could be applied to a future transition to hydrogen or other green gases. This was such a interesting project to undertake, reading through hundreds of documents recounting the run up to and delivery of conversion from town gas to natural gas which occurred in the 1960's and 70's. We studied conversions undertaken abroad and also received responses from those who were involved in the conversion programme. We have produced a short video of the project, using actual footage from the time of conversion. We have also produced a summary and will shortly publish the full report. It was energy transition in action at a national scale, so there is much that can be learned for any future energy transition. #gas #history #heritage #energytransition With thanks to National Gas Archive for use of their resources and those of the IGEM - Institution of Gas Engineers & Managers History panel as well. WSP in the UK More information is available on the Wales and West Utilities website, via this link: https://lnkd.in/e37GQBHd
Lessons Learnt: Past Energy Transitions in the Gas Industry
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2 days ago our daily market report showed that UK storage had plummeted to 56%. This shows the serious implications of a cold snap, and how vulnerable stability really is. With wholesale energy prices now at their cheapest since summer ‘21, now is the time to secure your business with the gold standard of energy strategies. Big statement? Message me to book an appointment and find out why. … … #energy #energymanagement #energyefficiency #energysaving #procurement #procurementmanager #businessadvice #education #educationforall #educationalleadership #school #schoolleaders #college #collegelife
Morning Energy Briefing | Friday 26 January 2024 Day ahead gas contracts are trading at 64.5p/th (2.2p/kWh) this morning. Day ahead power contracts are trading at £60.8/MWh (6.1p/kWh). Wind generation is currently supplying the grid with 50% of its power generation. You can subscribe to our free Daily Market Reports here: 🔗: https://lnkd.in/ejmbhwns Or contact our trading desk here: 📩: [email protected] Full report here: 👉: https://lnkd.in/dnKMQDcZ #EnergyProcurement | #EnergyTrading | #EnergyManagement | #EnergyStrategy | #RiskManagement | #EnergyIndustry
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Last week, the Australian Energy Regulator published the final pipeline information disclosure guidelines and accompanying documents, relating to the recent changes to the National Gas Rules: https://lnkd.in/gZ8-AgvD The guidelines and explanatory note give greater clarity to service providers and users or prospective users of the disclosure requirements. If you would like further information on how this may impact you, feel free to reach out. The King & Wood Mallesons team is more than happy to come and present to your team on the recent changes to the National Gas Rules and the new disclosure requirements! #gaspipeline #energyregulation #KWM
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🚀 Breaking News Alert! 🌍 One of the largest financiers of gas and oil Barclays, has announced their Climate Change Strategy, pledging to cut ties with new oil & gas projects! At last! 🔥 Historically dubbed as the worst carbon offender, Barclays shocks the market with: 💼 $1 Trillion for Sustainable and Transition Finance by 2030. 🛢️ No more financing for oil & gas expansion projects. 🛑 Restrictions on new energy clients. 🌱 Requirements for methane reduction targets and net zero targets. 👏It should have happened sooner but at lest it's happening now! 🌟 #ClimateAction #Barclays #BreakingNews 🌟
NEWS: Today we announce we have updated our Climate Change Statement and will stop directly financing energy clients’ new oil and gas projects, as we focus our capital and resources to those clients actively engaged in the energy transition. Our policy updates include: ➡ No project finance for upstream oil and gas expansion projects or related infrastructure. ➡ Restrictions on new energy clients engaged in expansion. ➡ Restrictions on non-diversified energy clients engaged in long lead expansion. ➡ Additional restrictions on unconventional oil and gas, including Amazon and extra heavy oil. ➡ Setting transition plan expectations of our energy clients. Find out more here: https://lnkd.in/e-CNfQUn
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Is your business ready for the transition?
NEWS: Today we announce we have updated our Climate Change Statement and will stop directly financing energy clients’ new oil and gas projects, as we focus our capital and resources to those clients actively engaged in the energy transition. Our policy updates include: ➡ No project finance for upstream oil and gas expansion projects or related infrastructure. ➡ Restrictions on new energy clients engaged in expansion. ➡ Restrictions on non-diversified energy clients engaged in long lead expansion. ➡ Additional restrictions on unconventional oil and gas, including Amazon and extra heavy oil. ➡ Setting transition plan expectations of our energy clients. Find out more here: https://lnkd.in/e-CNfQUn
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Arjun Murti has a great podcast on climate resolutions and banks. (https://lnkd.in/dg_T9rsh) Some key points he makes: 1)Placing limits on financing producers will not result in reducing emissions or demand. At best its limits producers in western countries, allowing non-western suppliers to simply step in and fill the void thereby increasing their own emissions to do so. 2)Energy supply does not drive demand, or put different killing supply does not kill demand. Energy is a fundamental product that underpins everything else. Restricting hydrocarbon availability before low cost alternatives have being available increases energy costs and makes everything else expensive - including the production of energy intensive low carbon technologies. 3) The IEA net zero scenario which underpins such climate resolution is one scenario out of a range scenarios, which contains a large number of assumptions with varying degrees of plausibility and uncertainty. The IEA has a STEPS scenario (based on current policies and other assumptions) which shows the most likely trajectory of hydrocarbon demand. Based on that scenario oil and gas will peak by 2030 and decline very slowly, and therefore significant investment in new oil and gas will still be required for the foreseeable future. #energytransition
NEWS: Today we announce we have updated our Climate Change Statement and will stop directly financing energy clients’ new oil and gas projects, as we focus our capital and resources to those clients actively engaged in the energy transition. Our policy updates include: ➡ No project finance for upstream oil and gas expansion projects or related infrastructure. ➡ Restrictions on new energy clients engaged in expansion. ➡ Restrictions on non-diversified energy clients engaged in long lead expansion. ➡ Additional restrictions on unconventional oil and gas, including Amazon and extra heavy oil. ➡ Setting transition plan expectations of our energy clients. Find out more here: https://lnkd.in/e-CNfQUn
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