Green Transitional Metals

GTX is a Singapore-based advanced materials commercialisation platform transforming ultra-high-purity nickel wire into proprietary, application-specific mesh products for green hydrogen, EMI shielding, defence and industrial markets.

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The annual report has lost its way – can digital reforms be the fix it needs?

Edison explains: Petflation

Lynas/Meteoric: Another REE M&A benchmark

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In the chair with bp’s Emeka Emembolu: AI a massive opportunity for bp

IP Group – executive interview

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Edison explains: The picks and shovels of AI buildout – unlocking value in the upstream supply chain

Stock of the month – Barton Gold

Edison explains: The Iran war may have triggered the next global supply shock

Edison explains: Tungsten – the big squeeze

Edison explains: The EIS and SEIS – the tax relief opportunity not enough investors are taking advantage of

Edison explains: The copper ceiling – can nickel soften the blow when the world’s most critical metal runs short?

Edison explains: The cement challenge – can the world’s dirtiest building material go clean?

Edison explains: Rare earth elements – can the world break China’s grip on rare earths?

Decarbonising the built environment – Steel and cement in focus

2025 climate review: How much progress have we made?

Renewable energy developers – Creating value for investors

IPO apocalypse

ESG, moving beyond the box tick

Demand for Teslas points to lithium deficit

Finding the sea of green – The opportunity and options for shipping green H2

Decarbonisation

Verbier appraisal points to lower than expected resources

Orinduik resource upgrade for Eco Atlantic offshore Guyana

No moveable hydrocarbons in Alaskan Winx-1 well

Hydrocarbon discovery for Murphy at Cholula-1 offshore Mexico

Sound Energy well result highlights reservoir variability in Morocco

Tullow’s Namibian well disappoints

Tullow spuds Cormorant well offshore Namibia

Southern gas corridor to the EU nears agreement

Mexico: reassurance or uncertainty?

UK independents pick up blocks in Mexico’s Round 3.1

Lower break even for Johan Sverdrup

Kosmos exploration hiccups

Positive news from Genel’s Taq Taq

Ludicrous growth of the EV

Tullow’s Araku result completes our 2017 wells to watch list

Fancy a Ferrari or an EV?

Verbier delivers after sidetrack

Revealing Big Oil hurdle rates

Fatala well latest disappointment offshore West Africa

Partridge and Verbier fail to find oil

Made a discovery? What are the odds of another?

Kosmos searching for more investors

Killing the goose that laid the golden eggs

South east basin most popular in latest Mexico round

Porcupine Basin attracts Total

Tory manifesto – what does it mean for oil and gas?

Cairn/FAR return to deepwater FAN in Senegal

E&P industry funding cost still high

What a difference a year makes

Filicudi discovery – positive start to 2017 Barents exploration

Tullow dipping a toe back into exploration

Diversified Gas and Oil – quick thoughts

EnQuest acquisition: Ability to extract net economics (NAV) will be demonstrated over time

Fortuna LNG deal underlines the structurally higher costs of capital seen by E&Ps

Majors – failure to make sufficient returns will raise costs of capital across the E&Ps

Development lead times

Barents Sea – frontier drilling in 2017

Understanding of connectivity in Senegal key to tapping upside for Cairn

SDX initiation

Porcupine Basin Phase 2

Conoco sells Senegalese discovery blocks – fair price?