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AVEVA We're a global leader in industrial software and Industrial Intelligence. With operations around the globe, AVEVA is headquartered in Cambridge, UK.

Our software powers radical collaboration to drive a new way of working and propel industry forward. AVEVA is a global leader in industrial software, sparking ingenuity to drive responsible use of the world’s resources. The company’s secure industrial cloud platform and applications enable businesses to harness the power of their information and improve collaboration with customers, suppliers and

partners. Over 20,000 enterprises in over 100 countries rely on AVEVA to help them deliver life’s essentials: safe and reliable energy, food, medicines, infrastructure and more. By connecting people with trusted information and AI-enriched insights, AVEVA enables teams to engineer efficiently and optimize operations, driving growth and sustainability. Named as one of the world’s most innovative companies, AVEVA supports customers with open solutions and the expertise of more than 6,400 employees, 5,000 partners and 5,700 certified developers. Learn more at www.aveva.com

Energy is both the largest single operating cost in refinery operations, and the primary source of the industry’s direct...
12/06/2026

Energy is both the largest single operating cost in refinery operations, and the primary source of the industry’s direct carbon emissions. Every unit of energy saved is therefore simultaneously a margin improvement and an emissions reduction.

Autonomous refining has the potential to raise efficiency by at least 11%. Why, then, has it been so slow to take off?

Joachim Boese argues that the blocker is no longer technological - it’s human.

Full story 🔗 https://okt.to/rH3YtP

11/06/2026

A recent New York Times piece explored hydrogen mining in Canada. It has some great on-the-ground reporting from Quebec, Canada, where one startup is drilling for hydrogen deposits not far from an old asbestos mine.

Our own piece on the topic (published last year), covers how the excitement around hydrogen mining all started: with a chance discovery at an abandoned mine in Mali.

Mining for hydrogen might sound outlandish, but a number of well-funded companies are exploring different ways of making it viable. The main hurdle, as US Geological Survey’s Geoffrey Ellis notes in the NYT piece, is a lack of collaboration: “In my mind, if we want to do this quickly, we’d have to work together and share data. Otherwise, at the rate we’re going, it’s going to take many decades.”

Read up on this fascinating topic:

Our piece 🔗 https://okt.to/oOXRlK

NYT’s 🔗 https://okt.to/ZMpu5H

11/06/2026

What makes our technology partnership with Porsche Motorsport so exciting?

Join Chrissie Bardwell and Matt Churchill in the Hot Seat as they talk about joint synergies and how our values translate into action for customers and partners.

They also touch on our Women In Motorsport fireside chat, and the role of technology in preparing for race conditions through data analysis.

Find out more about our technology partnership with Porsche Motorsport:
https://okt.to/H7Mwpo

Follow our journey: https://okt.to/RSiTxr

10/06/2026

In industries where assets can be in the field for decades, a persistent and thorny issue is how to replace parts that are no longer being manufactured.

The traditional solution has been to load up on inventory in advance, so that parts are on hand when failures occur. But this approach has all sorts of costs attached to it, including the purchasing, storage and transportation of parts that might not ever be needed.

An alternative approach is emerging. Industrial outfits - especially oil and gas companies - are turning to 3D printing to produce parts on demand and often on site.

Full story 🔗 https://okt.to/5GVbv2

05/06/2026

Last year, Taiwan shut down its final nuclear plant, following a decade of work to phase out the controversial energy source. So why, just months later, are there plans to get it, along with the Kuosheng nuclear plant, back online as soon as possible?

In short, the country is worried about its energy security. Taiwan is completely dependent on fossil fuels to sustain the national grid. And the main energy sources - oil, coal and natural gas - are imported. With little power generating infrastructure close to home, Taiwan is extremely vulnerable to energy shocks from the supply chain.

Full story 🔗 https://okt.to/lKdwsJ

Yesterday at SXSW London, Marco Mueller and Lisa Wee shared how AI solutions are driving decarbonization in a keynote in...
03/06/2026

Yesterday at SXSW London, Marco Mueller and Lisa Wee shared how AI solutions are driving decarbonization in a keynote in the & track.

During their talk Marco and Lisa spoke about how AI is changing society, how AI adoption is accelerating the dawn of the automation age, and how that demands a new way of thinking: a new industrial logic.

https://okt.to/jk3FRt

In the Twin Lake Reservoir in Ohio, U.S., 3,400 solar panels float on small docks, generating electricity to power a loc...
03/06/2026

In the Twin Lake Reservoir in Ohio, U.S., 3,400 solar panels float on small docks, generating electricity to power a local water treatment plant.

“Across most of the Midwest, and in Ohio in particular, agricultural land is a critical piece of the economy - you don’t want renewable energy and food production fighting each other for the same acres,” says Stetson Tchividjian, managing director of D3Energy, the company responsible for the site. “Floating solar resolves that equation.”

Like oil and gas extraction a century ago, and wind turbines a few decades ago, solar is moving offshore. As energy independence becomes more important than ever, we take a look at what offshore solar is, the problems it solves, and its glittering future.

Full story 🔗 https://okt.to/ZH2maQ

Image credit: CHN Energy

More than 80% of all global trade moves by sea. No wonder that the closure of a single shipping route can send oil price...
28/05/2026

More than 80% of all global trade moves by sea. No wonder that the closure of a single shipping route can send oil prices soaring and countries scrambling to contain the economic fallout.

The question of how we got here is more complicated, and requires a detour into the modern history of maritime trade - which covers everything from the invention of the standardized container to China’s manufacturing boom.

Full story 🔗 https://okt.to/0a2os9

Eid Mubarak from all of us at AVEVA! Wishing you happiness, health, and prosperity.
27/05/2026

Eid Mubarak from all of us at AVEVA! Wishing you happiness, health, and prosperity.

21/05/2026

In the U.K., new regulatory standards for “plug-in” solar kits will bring cheap, self-installable solar panels to local retailers this year. Lidl, Amazon, and EcoFlow will soon be selling these plug-and-play models for about £400.

Ann Whipple investigates how plug-and-play solar is easing the burden of electrical bills around the world and providing solar to communities previously shut-out. While there are still regulatory and safety hurdles to overcome, the technology is gaining worldwide momentum: https://okt.to/WkS0jK

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