29
Jan
2019

Customers or employees first?

The debate has raged for years: whether customers or employees should “come first”?  Apart from the obvious response that both are essential to a successful enterprise, achieving the balance in a professional services firm that services clients around the world can be a challenging proposition.

We are extremely lucky at Gas Strategies to have a team that is strongly committed to looking after our clients – where the team puts the clients first.

At the end of January 2019 we were delighted to have the opportunity to put our staff first on our Gas Strategies team ski long- weekend.  Yes, there was a drop out at the last minute to ensure that a pressing client priority was addressed.  There was also that early alarm call on Sunday morning to get a 3½ hour transit to an airport to get to a client meeting which arose during the weekend.  At the end of the day we choose how to achieve balance.

Thank you to all the team for making it such a great weekend – and to our clients who recognise that “all work and no play” would make us less bright and energetic than the firm that they choose to serve them.

If you would like more information about how Gas Strategies can help your business with Consulting services across the value chain or provide industry insight with regular news, features and analysis through Information Services or help with people development through Training Services, please contact us directly.

Latest Blogs

22
Mar
2024

Fueling the future: The do's and don'ts of e-fuels

In today's world, where sustainability and environmental consciousness are at the forefront of global discussions, finding greener alternatives to traditional fossil fuels is paramount.  

30
Jan
2024

US pause on LNG projects adds new dimension to negotiations with buyers

The Biden administration’s pause on LNG exports to non-FTA countries may be temporary but adds to the mounting issues faced by the US LNG industry. If a substantial amount of proposed US capacity is not approved, it is not clear where global buyers will be able to source the LNG they need.

09
Jan
2024
US LNG tanker sailing

US LNG takes the crown. What next?

In less than a decade, the US has risen to be the largest LNG exporter in the world – and its dominance is only set to continue. But what could the implications of this be for global gas markets? And are there geopolitical risks to be found in dependence on one exporter for the lion’s share of future new supply?  

21
Dec
2023

COP 28 – a good outcome for the gas industry

Gas Strategies discusses the implications of the COP 28 climate summit on the gas industry

05
Dec
2023
hydrogen pic icons

Can Blue Hydrogen burst Green Hydrogen’s bubble?

Managing Consultant David Drury, recently participated in a hydrogen panel session at the 2023 World LNG Summit in Athens. The following blog is based on David’s opening remarks. 

30
Nov
2023
Flaring image with EU flag and blue sky

EU Methane Regulations: Here’s what you need to know 

Ahead of COP28, EU policy makers reached a preliminary agreement on the bloc’s EU Methane Regulation, which aims to reduce methane emissions in the EU’s energy sector and its global supply chains. This blog highlights key considerations for those in the global Oil & Gas industry on the EU’s proposed new rules.

Did you know that your Internet Explorer Browser is out of date?

Your MS Internet Explorer browser is out of date, and will not be fully compatible with our website. For best browsing experience we recommend that you upgrade your IE browser to a more recent version or use an alternative, more recent browser.