Global refining is entering a decisive decade. According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration’s Outlook on Global Refining to 2028, global refining capacity in 2023

As subsea projects grow more complex and capital-intensive, cost competitiveness now defines who advances and who doesn’t. In today’s volatile energy environment, traditional cost levers

The global energy system stands at a tipping point. Demand is up 30% by 2030, yet affordability, access, and emissions targets are colliding head-on. Energy

Global energy demand is projected to surge 30% by 2030, yet the world is at its most volatile crossroads, balancing affordability, access, and net-zero ambitions.

FutureBridge brings together two of industry’s most pragmatic voices in leadership transformation — Pete Dulcamara, former Chief Scientist at Kimberly-Clark, and Bill Scheper, former Vice President at Procter &

The accelerating energy transition is redefining the global power landscape. Utilities once designed for centralized, predictable demand now face a grid strained by electrification, renewable

With maritime transport facing mounting pressure to slash GHG emissions, the fuel debate is heating up. Methanol is gaining early ground with over 130 dual-fuel