Yearly oil spill risks rise, impacting us all. This article explores challenges, innovation, and vital collaboration in transforming the industry.

What can the renewable regulators and operators learn from the oil and gas industry? Uncover potential knowledge and data gaps in the response to oil spills associated with renewables.

Digital Twins are now common in engineering and production, but can the concept be applied to dynamic, people-based systems such as incident response?

We explore what challenges alternative fuels must overcome to become viable, safe and trusted replacements for oil

We explore immersive technologies and the possibilities for future remote training delivery.

Oil spills and injuries from offshore drilling are on the rise. More needs to be done to mitigate future risks and avoid another Deepwater Horizon.

With the next energy revolution brings new challenges and risks. Will the learning processes remain valid and fit for purpose in the brave new world?

We explore the oil spill risk implications of Russian sanctions as countries seek alternative supplies & Russia looks to secure customers for its oil.

With fewer women in oil and gas than in almost any other industry, Gemma Littlewood reviews the business case for diversity, inclusion & equality.

Whilst the risk may not be crude oil, understanding impacts and response options for other fuels is imperative for the offshore wind industry.

We consider and explore parallels from UK pandemic communications and whether these can be transferred to dispersant communications.

We hinder our ability to prepare for and respond to crisis events while sanctions and competing public relations play out on mainstream media