Magazines

Innovative approaches to purchasing and supplying PV power mean that more communities have access to renewables than ever before. Abigail Williams looks at three schemes from the US and Australia that bring clean energy to lower-income communities.

Much has already been written about last month’s COP26 – see our news story on page 5 for one example. Here, freelance writer Nick Cottam concludes that the imagination and expertise of the energy industry will be vital to achieving the changes needed to meet the climate challenge.

A little bit of history – Steve Hodgson looks back at some of the highlights of nearly a half-century of Energy World magazine.

The Ashden Awards primarily honour organisations with projects to lower carbon emissions in low-income countries and to help build a fairer world. Here, we look at this year’s winners, together with a mention of UK winners.

What happens if coal plants or offshore oil platforms are built, but never used? Jennifer Johnson looks at a new type of stranded asset risk.

Much has already been written about last month’s COP26. Here, freelance writer Nick Cottam concludes that the imagination and expertise of the energy industry will be vital to achieving the changes needed to meet the climate challenge.

Cyber attacks are a growing risk in the oil and gas sector with the move towards digitalisation in the energy transition. Fortunately, new solutions are being developed to address the IT and OT threats. Brian Davis reports.

Artificial intelligence is spurring innovation and optimisation throughout Shell’s upstream, midstream and downstream operations, writes Brian Davis.

Although Australia has been slow to adopt renewable energy, new innovation and changes in domestic energy policy could see Australia become a serious player in the sustainable bio-energy sector, writes Barbara Barkhausen.

Kim Jackson and Brian Davis reflect on Petroleum Review’s long history and look ahead to a bright new future.