The sustainability landscape – which broadly defined includes environmental, social and governance issues — is expanding and becoming increasingly diverse, complex and risk-laden. New laws, regulations and changes in the way investors, regulators, customers, employees and the public view environmental and social issues are having broad implications for organizations.

“We are seeing a major pivot from a world in which sustainability was about messaging and voluntary commitments, to a world in which implementation is key and reputational risks are becoming more acute,” says Cornelius Grossmann, EY Global Law Leader.

How The Law Department is Key in Unlocking Your Sustainability Strategy | Devamı>>>

As oil and gas operations were disrupted significantly by the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020, it became evident that greater digitalization was vital to ensure the maintenance of operations when worker access is limited. With innovative solutions popping up from start-ups around the world and greater interest from oil majors, it is only a matter of time until we see greater digitalization across the oil and gas industry.

During the pandemic, governments introduced several rounds of varied restrictions on the movement of people and limitations on access to the workplace. 

Digitalization is a Necessity, Not a Choice, for the Oil and Gas Industry | Devamı>>>

GlobalData has announced that Vestas is the leading global wind turbine manufacturer in 2021.

Vestas Wind Systems is the leader in wind turbines with a 19% share of global installations with 16.6 gigawatt (GW) installations in 2021, while high-level projects commissioned in America and Europe and stable installation activity in Asia-Pacific have allowed it to exceed the 16.6 GW limit.

In its home market, the United States, GE Renewable Energy has over 11.7 GW of power, representing approximately 13.4% of annual installations worldwide.

‘Vestas’ Becomes Leading Global Wind Turbine Manufacturer in 2021 | Devamı>>>

With Euro 7 measures expected to be introduced within the next few years, car manufacturers are shifting to electric vehicles (EVs), as internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles are becoming less viable for the future European auto market.

Several European automakers have already introduced a range of EV models, aiming for EVs to make up a high proportion of their sales by 2030. Now Asian companies are eying the European market for EV sales as new regulations are expected to dramatically restrict the sale of traditionally fuelled vehicles.

Europe’s New Emissions Standards Are Accelerating The EV Race | Devamı>>>

BP is abandoning its stake in Russian oil giant Rosneft in an abrupt and costly end to three decades of operating in the energy-rich country, marking the most significant move yet by a Western company in response to Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine.

Rosneft accounts for around half of BP’s oil and gas reserves and a third of its production and divesting the 19.75% stake will result in charges of up to $25 billion, the British company said, without saying how it plans to extricate itself.

BP Quits Russia in Up to $25 Billion Hit After Ukraine Invasion | Devamı>>>

Britain plans to boost investments in renewable and climate change projects in Nigeria and will provide 10 million pounds ($13.6 million) of support, Minister for Africa Vicky Ford said on her first trip to the country.

Power demand in Nigeria vastly outstrips supply, meaning its 200 million inhabitants must either go without, or rely on expensive, fume-belching generators.

Nigeria has capacity to produce an estimated 7,000 megawatts (MW) of power, but due to weak infrastructure, gas supply problems and water shortages only a little more than half of that reaches the national grid.

Britain to Raise Nigerian Renewable and Climate Change Investments | Devamı>>>

When we wrote about the top 10 opportunities for technology companies last year, social distancing was the world’s main weapon against the COVID-19 pandemic. Today, thanks to vaccines, we are able to control the pandemic better, but the volatility in the markets has increased and the risk profile of global trade has deteriorated due to geopolitical events. This has impacted the list and following order of the opportunities for 2022.

We believe that in a post-pandemic world, the technology sector will continue to grow as the digitalization of the economy will accelerate further.

Top 10 Opportunities for Technology Companies in 2022 | Devamı>>>

Mono Steel is also in the second phase of Snowy 2.0 Hydroelectric Power Plant, one of the biggest projects in Australia. Mono Steel’s task in this project is to produce the steel structures of the 2nd phase designed for renewable energy…

Continuing its mega project in America, Mono Steel is going to the other side of the world, to Australia this time. Mono Steel, which was appreciated for its performance and quality workmanship in the 1st phase of the Snowy 2.0 Hydroelectric Power Plant Project, which was partially completed in 2020,
It is justifiably proud of taking part in the 2nd stage as well.

‘Mono Steel’ Signature at Hydroelectric Power Plant in Australia | Devamı>>>