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Gastech 2026: from LNG's long-term outlook to future fuels and AI (opens the original)
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Gastech 2026 in Bangkok, Thailand, brought together tens of thousands of energy professionals from more than 150 countries to discuss some of the biggest problems and solutions shaping the industry. At the event, we spoke to experts from across the industry value chain to get their views on some of the key themes running through this year’s agenda, including geopolitics and energy security, gas’s role as a transition fuel and beyond, unlocking future fuel markets and how AI is transforming offsh
Drones in solar: where can automation deliver the most value? (opens the original)
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Solar farms are getting bigger every year, and with them, so are the challenges of design, construction and maintenance. Drones are flying to the rescue to lower costs, improve safety and optimise output. Today, drones are being deployed across the full solar life cycle, from site surveying and construction monitoring to post-commissioning operations and maintenance (O&M). In this episode, we explore how drones can deliver the most value for the industry. Joining us to share their insights are S
Exclusive: CATL execs say energy storage industry 'has to catch up' – Part 1 (opens the original)
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In its early years, Chinese battery leader CATL focused on electric vehicles (EVs), riding the explosive growth of the global e-mobility market. The company has since taken a turn, aggressively expanding its energy storage business with a target for storage to generate 50% of its global sales by 2030. Today, CATL stands as one of the world’s largest grid storage suppliers, powering megaprojects such as Synergy’s 2.4GW-hour (GWh) Collie Battery in Australia and the 1.4GWh Gemini Solar-Plus-Storag
AI in smart grids: how grid tech is navigating challenges and opportunities - Offshore Technology (opens the original)
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AI represents a huge opportunity for the grid sector as electricity networks become more decentralised and load patterns become increasingly unpredictable. Smart grid technology providers are aggressively implementing AI capabilities into their solutions, promising enhanced optimisation of grid operations and maintenance. However, for this historically conservative and risk-averse sector, trustworthiness remains a hurdle to mass implementation. Fragmented network data is another challenge – at t
AI in smart grids: how grid tech is navigating challenges and opportunities (opens the original)
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AI represents a huge opportunity for the grid sector as electricity networks become more decentralised and load patterns become increasingly unpredictable. Smart grid technology providers are aggressively implementing AI capabilities into their solutions, promising enhanced optimisation of grid operations and maintenance. However, for this historically conservative and risk-averse sector, trustworthiness remains a hurdle to mass implementation. Fragmented network data is another challenge – at t
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