FUELLING CHINA'S GROWTH
by Salina Zhang, Regional Manager, The EIC China.
An expanding economy, growing energy needs, and a stream of new projects across the energy sector, make doing business in China today potentially lucrative for the international supply chain. So what do UK companies need to know?

• AUSTRALIA’S SLEEPING GAS GIANT BY DR. PHIL GODDARD, BUSINESS INFORMATION DIRECTOR
• IS THE VISION OF A SINGULAR GLOBAL MARKET FINALLY BEING REALISED
• A REGION IN CRISIS?
• RUSSIAN SHIPBUILDING SHAKE UP CREATES OPPORTUNITIES FOR SUPPLIERS

STEPPING UP TO THE CHALLENGE OF A NEW NUCLEAR ERA
by John Hutchinson, independent writer on behalf of Rolls-Royce.
The UK has been in the nuclear wilderness for nearly two decades but Rolls-Royce has maintained its commitment to the sector and is primed to play a major role in the country's nuclear renaissance.

• STIMULATING INNOVATION TO STRENGTHEN UK SUPPLY CHAIN READY FOR NUCLEAR REVIVAL

TAKING ADVANTAGE OF THE INDIAN ENERGY BOOM
by Pradeep Kulkarni, Head of Power, Punj Lloyd Ltd.
Power development is seen as crucial to economic growth and social development in India. But the country’s estimated energy requirements of 950,000MW by the year 2030, will rely on administrative backing, an infrastructure overhaul, and foreign investment. UK companies should take note.

• DEVELOPING A SMARTER GRID IN THE UK
• A VISION FOR THE FUTURE GRID

THE NEXT WAVE IN RENEWABLES
Using the unrivalled potential of our seas to generate clean, green energy, Aquamarine Power is at the leading edge of a frontier technology that is attracting serious investment from leading global players such as ABB, Scottish and Southern Energy and Sigma Capital. Energy Focus talks with Martin McAdam, CEO Aquamarine Power Limited about marine renewable energy and describes bringing the innovative wave energy technology, Oyster, to the commercial market.

• SUSTAINING THE WIND REVOLUTION

IT'S A QUESTION OF LIFE CYCLE
by Dr. Jerry Baker, Head of Discipline, Pipeline & Subsea Integrity, Oil & Gas Atkins.
A debate is currently running among engineers to determine whether integrity management is part of reliability or if in fact the opposite is true. But this focus is merely diverting attention away from the more important issue of effectively managing subsea systems.

• RICH OPPORTUNITIES IN BRAZILIAN SUBSEA
• SOLVING THE SUBESEA CHALLENGE
• DEEPWATER SEEP-HUNTING