In industrial and maintenance environments, leadership is often defined by reliability. Keep the assets running. Hit the KPIs. Avoid surprises. But as technology, skills, and expectations change faster than ever, reliability alone is no longer enough.

A discipline built around the human body as a discipline, maintenance has always been inseparable from the human body. From the earliest industrial systems to today’s complex plants, maintainability has been defined—often unconsciously—by what a trained person can physically and cognitively do.

In 2022, the Belgian publicly-owned transmission system operator Elia Group announced plans to build what it called ”the world’s first artificial energy island”, connecting up to several gigawatts of offshore […]

Large-scale green hydrogen production requires sustainable water management to prevent local shortages and potential conflicts with agriculture over access to resources.

Emissions measurement is one of the oil and gas industry’s biggest challenges.