Tag: James Chater
Renewables: energy transition on a knife edge
James Chater takes us on a tour of alternative energy resources and shows the role that Stainless Steel plays.
Green and circular: the future of stainless steel production
James Chater talks about the advancements that have been made to make the production of stainless steels more sustainable
A powerful combination: the role of duplex stainless steel in the...
James Chater talks Duplex Stainless Steels: Where and how to use this corrosion-resistant, lightweight and tough material
The dash for green electricity
The shift away from Russian gas presents challenges and opportunities. Coal and nuclear are reemerging, while green energy adoption accelerates.
LNG goes off the boil, but long-term prospects are good
Good news for suppliers of valve-related products as the long-term prospects for LNG is likely to remain high after demand rose sharply in early 2022.
Titanium – a key metal in times of geopolitical risk
Recent events, such as Covid and the Russian invasion of Ukraine, have challenged the global supply chain and raised geopolitical tensions.
Power generation: no magic bullet
In an ideal world, the energy scarcity triggered by the war in Ukraine would serve as a wake-up call to accelerate the transition to renewable energy.
Water and the circular economy
The violent contrasts between dry and wet weather of recent months have laid bare the urgent need to build, maintain and upgrade water management infrastructure.
Oil & gas: how to cope with higher demand?
The offshore oil & gas sector is faced with several hard choices: chief among these is how to meet higher demand without exceeding emission reduction targets and how to manage the transition to renewables.
Renewables: if not now, when?
In these times of pandemic, scarcity and war, energy and electricity prices have soared. Sanctions against Russia will oblige Europe to source its energy elsewhere, and this will take time.
