Our Group Marketing and Sales Coordinator, Rain, talks about her involvement and opportunity at Alderley to contribute to a sustainable future
Just this week we have seen the launch of a new UK Hydrogen Strategy that aims to ‘kick-start’ a new world-leading H2 economy in the country creating 9,000 jobs and billions of investment by 2030. What is the supply chain opportunity?
Read our CEO Colin Elcoate‘s recent piece in Oil and Gas Middle East magazine, talking about the opportunities for solutions providers in the supply chain to make the Gulf’s energy sector more efficient and sustainable.
Qatar has been a key market for Alderley for many years. In this short article we lift the lid on the company’s expanding presence in Qatar and examine the key ingredients to becoming a long-term partner to the country’s leading companies including Qatar Gas – the world’s largest liquified natural gas company.
In this piece, we look at Alderley’s work in the Kingdom, its solutions offering, and show that by adapting to the demands of a changing market, the company has been able to become a successful partner to the country’s energy sector for many decades.
For many years Alderley has enjoyed growth based on a strong capital business in which we work with clients to refine their needs and create a solution.
Our global base of clients need more than just delivery. They require a comprehensive range of aftermarket services to ensure that they are getting the best out of the technology and solutions that we deliver.
In this piece I highlight the drivers for Alderley’s plans and where we fit in on the path to Net Zero.
At the heart of this lies the energy transition and an energy industry that needs to embed greater efficiencies and sustainability throughout its operations.
A critical stage of any project delivery is the factory acceptance test, or FAT. Occurring after all the internal development and testing is complete, the FAT is the final gateway prior to dispatch of the system. However, due to Covid-19, travel restrictions, social distancing, etc., traditional FATs are no longer possible. So, how do you still deliver the project critical FAT without access to the factory?
Following the announcement that Microsoft will stop supporting Windows 7, we caught up with our Control Systems expert, Mawuli Lodoh, to discuss what this means for metering system operators.
How do you maintain international supplier relations and on-time project delivery during a global pandemic? Alderley Project Engineer, Alex Taylor, shares his experience and the importance of ‘close’ remote working.
