The new global gas and LNG roadmap
The global energy ecosystem is undergoing a profound transformation where geopolitics, energy security, and technological innovation intersect. In this second-anniversary issue of the Energy Connects Quarterly Review, we explore the impact of the Middle East conflict on global gas and LNG markets, especially in Asia, alongside the rapidly accelerating AI-energy nexus — a frontier rewriting industrial efficiency and power demand. Plus, exclusive insights from global thought leaders on deploying control-room AI solutions and the partnerships needed to triple global nuclear capacity by 2050.
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Age of agentic AI is creating multibillion dollar opportunities in the energy sector
As artificial intelligence platforms make their presence felt across energy, petrochemicals and heavy industries, a fascinating and potentially lucrative facet of this shift is coming into the foreground – agentic AI, writes Gaurav Sharma in his latest column.
Powering the future: how AIQ is advancing efficient, low-emission energy systems
Ahead of Global Energy Show Canada, AIQ CEO Dennis Jol speaks to Chiranjib Sengupta about the growing role of industrial and agentic AI in transforming energy systems. In the exclusive interview recorded at the AIQ headquarters in Abu Dhabi, Jol explains how the ADNOC–Presight joint venture has rapidly scaled AI solutions across drilling, subsurface, and production, improving efficiency while supporting emissions reduction. With proven deployments across ADNOC’s operations, AIQ is now setting it
Oil market outlook: uncertain path to normalcy as Hormuz risks linger
In the latest episode of the Energy Connects podcast, host Chiranjib Sengupta talks to Vandana Hari, Founder & CEO of Vanda Insights and Energy Connects columnist, explores the uneven recovery of oil flows following the US–Iran peace deal. Highlighting how oil markets are cautiously moving towards normalcy despite persisting uncertainty around the Strait of Hormuz, Vandana warns against reading too much into short-term data. She also discusses ongoing geopolitical risks, the role of strategic reserves in stabilising prices, and why oil did not surge to levels beyond $120 during the crisis. The conversation also looks at diversification of supply routes and offers a pragmatic outlook on long-term oil demand, highlighting its continued importance in meeting rising global energy needs.
World Economic Forum: global energy transition fracturing as geopolitical risks mount
Progress on the global energy transition has lost momentum and the transition readiness of countries has fallen for the first time in a decade due to geopolitical tensions, supply disruptions, and an increasing focus on energy security at a time when global energy demand continues to rise rapidly, according to the World Economic Forum.
Ontario, Alberta Pitch Cross-Canada Oil Pipeline to Ease US Reliance
Alberta and Ontario proposed a crude oil pipeline and energy corridor across Canada as a way of reducing the country’s dependence on the US.
Delivering at scale: how McDermott is shaping the future of global LNG
In an interview with Energy Connects, Rob Shaul, Senior Vice President of Low Carbon Solutions at McDermott, discusses leveraging the company's 60-year legacy to navigate complex environments.
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