ESR Technology Generates Over 10.5 MWh of Clean Energy in September
September may have marked the start of autumn, but our
Our work improves the effectiveness of in-service non-destructive testing and asset integrity management. We shape the development of independent guidance for asset integrity management for the energy industry. We have become a quality mark for expertise in advancing how NDT is applied across sectors and operations.
Together, we’re progressing the integration of digitalisation, remote internal inspection, and the management of external corrosion – with the aim of extending asset lifecycles, and better protecting people and environments.
We deliver evaluation of NDT technique performance for specific industry challenges in our technical programme, entirely determined by the membership to address priorities within our shared industries.
We perform desk-based studies, host technology performance trials at our test facility in Oxfordshire and evaluate field trial results. Blind trials on accurately benchmarked ex-service or realistic stimulated samples, allow us to independently assess the capabilities and limitations of NDT methods across a range of sample geometries, damage mechanisms and defect morphologies.
The HOIS joint industry project produces results.
Our work feeds into industry guidance that is helping our members and sectors to adopt innovative technology and more sustainable approaches to carrying out inspection while driving down fugitive emissions.
We support our membership by applying our knowledge and experience to the inspection and integrity issues posed by the energy transition challenge.
Our shared work on this frontier will help us all to design and operate smarter and cleaner, when carrying out NDT. It will help us to protect integrity with efficiency on new and adapted assets; as our membership lead the transition to green energy production, and a more sustainable future for our planet.
September may have marked the start of autumn, but our
ESA’s Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer (Juice) will make detailed observations of Jupiter and three of its largest icy moons: Ganymede, Callisto and Europa. The mission will investigate these moons as planetary bodies and potential environments capable of supporting life, while also providing new insights into Jupiter’s complex atmosphere, magnetosphere and surrounding system.
HOIS will hold its second member meeting of the 2026/27 HOIS year this November, kindly co-hosted by Shell and Cenosco in The Hague.