Our final blog for Energy Futures Week is courtesy of Rupal Pattni, Module Leader and Lecturer for Total Quality Management and Logistics and Operations at GSM London. I am very passionate about the way organisations operate in today’s changing environment. For organisations to stay relevant they must be able to anticipate and meet consumer needs. …
Continue reading 200 year history of Gas in UK and off-campus visit
Get ready for Day 4 of Energy Futures Week! This blog aims to set the context for the main event of the day, we by this event seek to share with you the latest international research and thinking from our leading academics and have arranged an expert panel of industry professionals, leading thinkers and a …
Continue reading Energy Price Jet’s Downward: Opportunity to Wane from Fossil Fuel Dependence
Why indeed? One of the consequences of crude falling by over 50% in value from a year ago, and sub-$50 crude values briefly sustained in January this year, has been an almost universal response by oil companies and service providers to the oil and gas industry to severely cut back investments, cancel projects and slash …
Welcome to day 2 of our Energy Futures Week blogs. We welcome Ann-Marie Laffey, Senior Lecturer at GSM London and currently leading on engagement with Oil & Gas alumni. In 2010 I joined GSM to become part of the MSc Oil and Gas Management Programme team. Since then, I have taught many of you on …
Continue reading Former Oil and Gas students coming back on campus
Many thanks to our guest bloggers, Babawande Sheba, Head of Logistics & Operations and Kelvin Lawal, Lecturer in Oil & Gas Management who have prepared the first of a five part series of blogs for Energy Futures Week, 2 - 6 March. After months of preparation, the Energy Futures Week (EF Week) is finally upon …