The global recovery continues at a slow pace despite a surprisingly resilient response to the events of the past few years. In the G7, things look particularly bleak for Germany, whose dwindling growth figures show a country struggling to cope

A shortage of wood, appointments with chimney sweeps are hard to come by and IKEA selling heat exchangers. Energy security is a red-hot issue due to the electricity crisis in Europe. Environmental action programmes and transition requirements are creating long-term structural demand for both renewable and conventional energy

The infrastructure of Nigeria’s gas network has been completely revolutionised by Axxela, but they aren’t done yet and have big ambitions for the country’s natural gas pipelines

After the most tumultuous year that Big Oil has endured in decades, the industry is rapidly trying to reshape itself for a new era in energy as the world accelerates the transition away from fossil fuels

A potential economic boom for Mozambique in the form of the discovery of liquefied natural gas could be hampered by insurgency as well as fears that natural gas will be left behind by renewables

Having been on the agenda for decades the pressure is currently increasing on companies to come up with zero-emission systems of propulsion

Asian shipbuilders’ capacity for delivering cost-effective and complex low-emission ships is reflected in their full order books, a sign that they are cornering the market in the post-pandemic world