Opergy has published this free insight guide to help project developers, infrastructure operators, and sector leaders adapt their communications to a changing policy landscape. When Parliament’s Energy Security and Net Zero Committee recommended dropping the term “Net Zero” from official communications, it confirmed what frontline operators already know: abstract carbon targets have lost their persuasive […]
The Energy Independence Bill is now part of the government’s legislative agenda. The test is whether it helps the UK build, connect and invest faster. The King’s Speech has put energy independence firmly back at the centre of the UK’s legislative agenda. The government has confirmed its intention to introduce an Energy Independence Bill to […]
The debate over new North Sea oil and gas approvals has become too simplistic. Too often, it is framed as a choice between climate responsibility on one side and energy security on the other. That may make for strong headlines, but it is not a serious basis for policy. If the UK is going to […]
The UK does not have an offshore wind demand challenge. It has a delivery challenge. That may sound counterintuitive for a market with one of the largest offshore wind pipelines in the world, a major decarbonisation agenda, and a long-standing ambition to reach 50GW of offshore wind by 2030. But having projects in the pipeline […]
Let’s be honest: for a long time, energy prices were a “facilities” problem. It was a line item on a spreadsheet, a utility bill to be paid, and perhaps something procurement glanced at once a year during contract renewals. As long as the lights stayed on and the machines kept humming, the boardroom didn’t need […]
The news that Ocean Winds has handed back its lease for the 500MW Arven South offshore wind farm isn’t just a headline: it’s an alarm bell. When a joint venture between giants like EDP Renewables and Engie decides that a 2.3 GW floating wind project in Shetland is no longer “viable,” we have to stop […]
