The deployment of carbon capture and storage (CCS) in Scandinavia accelerates.

The U in CCUS stands for utilisation or usage, in which, instead of storing captured CO2, it is reused, ideally in ways that lock the carbon into the resultant material. But what are the climate benefits of CCUS?

Max Brouwers is an experienced geoscientist who spent 25 successful years with Shell. In this interview, Max tells us about his journey with the energy transition.

What are the chances of guilt-free (carbon-free) flying in the near future? Associate Editor, Jane Whaley, discusses more in her latest Energy Transition column.

An old technique re-imagined and reducing uncertainty in CCS sites.

We hear that electric vehicles (EVs) are necessary to meet net zero targets but how green are EVs really and, moreover, where will the raw materials for the batteries come from?

Brazil has been a leader in the energy transition – but is now being left behind.

Lack of exploration and production over the last six years now threatens energy supply and sends gas prices through the roof.

The Texas Gulf Coast is primed to become a top producer of clean hydrogen.

As the energy transition continues to evolve and expand, we are delighted to announce the launch of our Energy Transition Homepage where we will present articles and insight into this complex issue which surely is the major challenge facing us all in the 21st century.

It is a misconception that abandoning fossil fuels reduces the importance of the subsurface – whilst the use of it will materially change, it continues to play a crucial role in every aspect of human life.

John Underhill, Professor of Geoscience & Energy Transition at Heriot-Watt University, highlights the importance of an integrated approach to energy transition.

Russia has ample oil and gas reserves to both supply energy to all its people and earn huge revenues from exporting fossil fuels, so what incentives are there for it to opt for a carbon-free future?

The Kenya Vision 2030 project is aiming to transform Kenya into a newly industrialised, middle-income country which can provide a high quality of life to all its citizens by 2030, in a clean and secure environment.

In September 2021, the Oil and Gas Authority (OGA) announced that a competition has been launched to help electrify and decarbonise offshore oil and gas production.