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IEW Q&A: Anuja Tiwari, Senior Partner at AZB & Partners

1 week ago | energydigital.com | Maya Derrick

There are lots of hurdles when it comes to ensuring a stable and green supply of energy. India has its own unique challenges. ⁠Anuja Tiwari is a Senior Partner at Indian corporate law firm AZB & Partners in its Delhi office.
Could AI's Energy Demands Harm Google's Environmental Goals?

1 week ago | energydigital.com | Jasmin Jessen

AI is rapidly reshaping industries, offering advancements in efficiency and technology, yet it also introduces new challenges regarding sustainability. Google’s report titled "The AI Opportunity for Europe’s Climate Goals - a Policy Roadmap" explores how this tech can be supported to become a force for good. While renowned for its environmental commitments, the tech giant faces scrutiny for the expanding environmental footprint of its AI initiatives.
British Steel: Government Takeover Could Harm UK-China Trade

1 week ago | energydigital.com | Jasmin Jessen

The UK government has assumed control over British Steel's operations in Scunthorpe following a stop in funding from Chinese owner Jingye. This intervention is aimed at preserving the country's last operational blast furnaces and preventing job losses.
Five Years of Siemens Energy: The Company Powering the World

1 week ago | energydigital.com | Jasmin Jessen

A sixth of global energy generation is based on Siemens Energy’s technology. While the company was founded legally just five years ago, its roots spread back through Siemens’ founding in 1847. “Long before April 2020, our engineers were already electrifying cities, industries and entire countries,” said Christian Bruch, CEO at Siemens Energy on LinkedIn. “At a time when electricity was still a marvel, they were already building the foundations of the energy systems we rely on today.
How ASCO & Repsol Support Norway's Oil & Gas Supply Chain

1 week ago | energydigital.com | Jasmin Jessen

ASCO has been awarded a contract with Repsol Norge AS, ensuring the continuation of logistics and base services at critical points in Norway's oil and gas supply chain. The agreement, which locks in three years, covers work at the Tananger and Farsund bases. ASCO is set to continue its comprehensive management of warehouse operations, cargo handling, helicopter coordination and customs processes, crucial elements for Norway’s energy sector operations.
How the EU Clean Industrial Deal could Reshape Energy

1 week ago | energydigital.com | Jasmin Jessen

Europe's ambition to become the first climate-neutral continent by 2050 requires an urgent shift towards green energy. Energy supply made up 27.4% of the European Union's greenhouse gas emissions in 2022, so switching to renewables will make a big impact. Europe is already responsible for one-quarter of global clean technology patents, showcasing its prowess in innovation.
This Week’s Top 5 Stories in Energy

1 week ago | energydigital.com | Jasmin Jessen

7 Aprilbp’s Chairman Helge Lund will step down “most likely during 2026”, the company has said. He has been a supporter of the company’s energy transition goals, many of which were scrapped after a downturn in profits in 2024. Helge said: “Having fundamentally reset our strategy, bp’s focus now is on delivering the strategy at pace, improving performance and growing shareholder value. “Now is the right time to start the process to find my successor and enable an orderly and seamless handover.
How Samsung Electronics is Boosting Battery Cobalt Recycling

2 weeks ago | energydigital.com | Jasmin Jessen

As consumers continue to focus on sustainability, essential minerals like cobalt and lithium play crucial roles in the evolution of electric vehicles (EVs), clean energy and digital technologies. However, the extraction of these minerals often involves challenging ethical and environmental factors. Ensuring responsible sourcing and traceability is crucial to advance the low-carbon transition. By doing so, energy companies can meet ESG objectives while minimising reputational risks.
AspenTech: IPPs’ Rise in a Data-Driven Energy Landscape

2 weeks ago | energydigital.com | Jasmin Jessen

There are a lot of moving parts in the energy transition, including both the rise of AI and Independent Power Producers (IPP). Sally Jacquemin is the Vice President and General Manager for Power & Utilities at Aspen Technology. She has extensive experience in digital solutions for operational technology and leads strategy, customer engagement and growth initiatives across AspenTech’s power and utilities portfolio. Previously, she held leadership roles at Open Systems International and Siemens.
Ember: 40% of Global Electricity Was From Renewables in 2024

2 weeks ago | energydigital.com | James Darley

Global clean power generation has reached a significant milestone, exceeding 40% of worldwide electricity production. This breakthrough, detailed in Ember's sixth annual Global Electricity Review, marks a pivotal moment in the global energy transition. The comprehensive report, analysing electricity data from 215 countries representing 93% of global demand, shows that low-carbon power sources reached 40.9% of the global electricity mix in 2024, up from 39.4% in 2023.