Smart water networks can and are helping combat the global water scarcity crisis, increasing productivity and efficiency. Their ability to remotely...
Innovation has long been the beating heartbeat of the aviation industry. With air travel projected to double in 20 years’ time, I’m fascinated to see countless new and exciting products hit the market.
Smart water networks can and are helping combat the global water scarcity crisis, increasing productivity and efficiency. Their ability to remotely monitor resource use allows operators to make faster and better decisions.
Innovation has long been the beating heartbeat of the aviation industry. With air travel projected to double in 20 years’ time, I’m fascinated to see countless new and exciting products hit the market.
Fascinated by recycling, our Business Consultant, Bilal Ahmed, attended a climate change protest to discuss the issues.
Hefty competition from industry giants is making hiring top talent challenging for small to mid-sized chemicals companies. But with the right processes in place, it shouldn't be so tricky.
Our Senior Business Consultant, specialising in logistics, Aaron Pearce talks us through the UPU's recent decision to reform its fee structure. He discusses why the UPU didn't want to lose the US as a member nation and what this means for the consume
We travelled to London to meet Niall Dunne, CEO of Polymateria and hear about the amazing work they're doing to combat the global plastics crisis.
I recently travelled to their London HQ to meet Polymateria's CEO Niall Dunne, hear about their story so far and find out why those coming into contact with their innovative solution should, in fact, believe the hype.
Across the globe utilities and industries are being challenged to treat water smarter. They are facing pressures to reduce their footprint, conserve energy and invest in new technology.
Ironically, on July 4th, Independence Day, the mineral processing industry saw one of it's biggest ever mergers announced between Metso Minerals and Outotec.
According to the FT, mining remains one of the industries where women are least represented and organisations have, in the past, been accused of setting lots of targets but taking little action.
In the USA, everything is done on a huge scale. Unfortunately for them, that also extends to their water scarcity issues.
For the next article in our #womeninindustrial series, I wanted to ask, why? Whilst I don’t see a huge number of females in the market, what I do see is a whole host of companies that are clamouring to hire more women...
There are a number of reasons why we’re running out of water. Demand is rising steadily as the UK population increases and supply is projected to fall as the effects of climate change take their toll.
The mining market is big business. According to a recent PWC report the industry as a whole had a market cap of $926 billion in 2018 with revenues of over $600 billion.
“I hate to call it a work/life balance. Women are doing a life balance” That was the phrase that inspired the second article, as a result of my conversations with Michele Robert, CEO of GE Power Conversion in Latin America.
As another instalment in Charlton Morris’ #womeninindustrial series, I spoke to Michele Robert, CEO of GE Power Conversion in Latin America, about companies that are promoting opportunities for women in Power Gen.
The industry is still coming around from what has been a rollercoaster cycle for the Oil and Gas market.
In the first of our #womeninindustrial series, I spoke with Iram Shah about what it’s like to be a prominent woman in a male dominated heavy industrial market.
The chemicals industry has deep roots. In recent years, chemicals news has been dominated by multibillion dollar megadeals like ChemChina’s acquisition of Syngenta and creating new behemoths like DowDuPont.
It’s incredibly tricky to make any realistic predictions about what will happen in this tumultuous market but, after speaking with people around the world in the sector every single day, I’ve had a go at providing my forecast.
The first pumps were invented around 4000 years ago. The Egyptians needed to get water from a well. They attached a bucket to a stick with a weight on the end and Voila! the pump was born.
Globally, we’ve reached a tipping point when it comes to plastic. We produce more plastic waste than we know how, or are able, to deal with. Up until relatively recently the problem was masked by China shouldering the burden.
Oil and Gas exploration often takes place in inhospitable environments, causing huge risks for the individuals involved.
In late 2017/ early 2018, blockchain was cropping up in conversations all over the world. At the time, it was mainly being discussed in relation to Bitcoin, the cryptocurrency whose value rose stratospherically in that same period.
Here’s my take on how 3 of the biggest companies in the building automation market have adjusted, setting us up for an incredibly exciting and competitive 2019.
I might be using some poetic license in the title with soon. However, it is expected that countries and oil producers are beginning to prioritise the production of plastics...
A global leader in factory automation, working with one of the world’s biggest providers of construction solutions, Reto Berner has more than few interesting insights about Brexit.
Up to 96% of all manufactured goods are in some way impacted by the chemical industry, with is worth around $797bn in the US alone. By 2020, the industry is expected to top $5 trillion USD globally.
Are plastics professionals on the way to being seen as pariahs like many see tobacco industry executives today?
The Nordics are a hub for data centres, with Facebook and Apple setting up in Denmark and Amazon are joining the party in Sweden. Never far behind, Google have also bought a plot next door to Apple, so as not to feel left out.
