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Dutch IGCC pioneers chalk up pain and gain Emergency response is behind schedule in the European public sector A new refining industry in Europe's Asian Corridor Commission proposes milestone energy proposal Replace fuel oil with distillate? Cancelled projects will sustain margins “Marine distillate not fuel oil from 2010” Branson's biofuels megastore You heard it here first: refinery CO2 storage a reality in Norway Buncefield 2: Investigation critical Where now for Swedish Class 1 diesel My slow awakening to climate change The luckiest motorist alive Safety row goes on over Europe's largest LNG terminal New WHO guidelines on city air quality put focus on diesel Would LNG really 'evaporate harmlessly' in an accident? Another lesson in the thermobaric bomb Spare a thought for the oil-rich But will the good times keep on rolling? Carbon storage and the zero emissions refinery Everything just changed E85 and high octane gasolines The problem of small-minded young engineers New Permit Regulations Biodiesel newbuilds and a new green superfuel Spilled wine and our split industry Drilling down into the prospects for IGCC The beginning of the start of the end of oil |  | |||||||||
Download Energy Industry Resumé with work samples Profile: Tim Lloyd Wright MA Here you'll find a brief profile of my work with international energy, transport and associated environmental issues. Energy trends articles You heard it here first: refinery CO2 storage a reality in Norway From the archive... Over-processed fuel leaves oil tankers adrift | ||||||||||
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– from Hydrocarbon Processing's Europe Editor When I went off at this tangent into refining and fuels, my Goldsmiths Alumni buddies rolled their eyeballs and set their own sights on shift work at the London broadsheets and media channels. But 10 years on what an amazing experience it is turning out to be. Cutting my teeth in energy, fuels and the environment for a decade covering Europe's epic 'Clean Air Act', has been a great preparation for the industrial journalism assignment of the century. The fuels industry I write about is about to re-invent itself – to undergo change that most of those I talk with yet can't quite yet appreciate. I've learned these last ten years to admire the engineer's focus on solving problems, but also to pan back to reveal the helicopter view of the marketplace or policy environment of this crucial industry. Business journalism has a vital role to play now as the Third Estate of the monumental project to rebuild the world's energy industry on a sustainable, climate-safe foundation. These articles to the left are magazine columns, so they're opinionated. Nevertheless that opinion's been tested against readers, interviewees and conferences I've chaired and organised since 1997. For the leading authority on technology in fuels and processing, it's hard to find a better source than the magazine in which this column runs – Hydrocarbon Processing magazine. | ||||||||||
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