supply chain

German energy giant E.ON has outlined proposals to combine npower's business units with its industrial and commercial supply activities in the UK, following the acquisition of the latter in 2019.

According to a new report from Baker McKenzie and Oxford Economics, Beyond COVID 19: Supply Chain Resilience Holds Key to Recovery, the pandemic has produced an unprecedented global supply chain crisis.

With operational wind turbines now a critical part of global energy infrastructure, establishing an immediate approach to reduce escalating parts, labour and supply chain bottlenecks caused by COVID-19 is imperative, says analytics firm ONYX InSight.

The coronavirus (COVID-19) is expected to put incredible strain on the world’s economy, which will be effectively halted for three months or more. Many companies will not survive this initial phase, says GlobalData.

Norwegian energy giant Equinor has partnered with European neighbour Shell in a new collaboration to reduce emissions and increase safety – digitally.

Manufacturers can capitalise on historic transformation across energy systems, material flows, sustainability efforts, and customer demands.

FERC has approved new mandatory reliability standards to bolster supply chain risk management protections for the nation’s bulk electric system.