Dr. Mike Enskat, Director, IRENA Innovation and Technology Centre at International Renewable Energy Agency  (Source: IRENA)
Expert Interview

“CCS, CCUS Should Be Seen as Complementary Solutions, Not Substitutes for the Broader Transition to Renewable Based Electrification.”

In an exclusive e-mail interview with Ahlam Rais, Dr. Mike Enskat, Director, IRENA Innovation and Technology Centre at International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) shares his views on the use of Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) and Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS) solutions as well as forecasts the future trajectory of the renewable energy sector.

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Adnoc's panorama digital command center.   (Source: Adnoc )
Energy

Revolutionizing Adnoc through the Power of AI

Abu Dhabi National Oil Company is currently deploying more than 200 AI tools with an aim to become the most AI-enabled energy company in the world. These tools autonomously monitor the performance of critical equipment, reduce operational downtime, enhance efficiency and predict emission sources—empowering smarter decision making.

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Varo Energy has completed the Preem acquisition, marking the successful delivery of Varo Energy’s 2022 One Varo Transformation strategy.  (Source: Pixabay)
Business Strategy

Varo Energy Successfully Completes Acquisition of Preem

Varo Energy has delivered its 2022 One Varo Transformation strategy ahead of schedule by successfully acquiring Preem. This move has led to the establishment of Varopreem which is now one of Europe’s most significant energy companies, combining deep industrial capabilities with global trading reach to serve mobility and industrial customers.

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Escalating production expenses, surging energy costs, subdued demand, and waning investments leave no doubt – the European chemical industry is in a crisis.  (Source: © Grispb - stock.adobe.com)
Market Scenario

Europe’s Chemical Industry in Crisis

Europe’s chemical industry is sliding into crisis as rising energy costs, weak demand, and dwindling investments force widespread plant shutdowns. Without swift policy intervention, the region risks losing its industrial backbone to competitors in lower cost, faster growing markets.

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