Hydrogen Safety and Environment Factsheet
Hydrogen is increasingly recognised as a key enabler of the transition to net zero, with expanding applications in decarbonisation, transport […]
Service: Health & Safety Risk Management
Industrial decarbonisation: Managing change for the better
Reducing industrial emissions requires more than low-carbon technologies. Learn how integrating decarbonisation and risk management delivers safer, more successful projects.
Under the sun: Understanding risk in solar energy
Solar projects may appear simple, but they introduce a wide range of technical, environmental and operational risks that must be understood and managed.
Keeping bioenergy safe: From feedstock to fuel
Bioenergy is playing an increasingly important role in the energy transition, but it introduces unique process safety challenges that must be understood and managed.
Sustainable-by-Design – Turning ambition into action
Watch Cairn Risk’s Sustainable-by-Design webinar and learn how to embed sustainability into engineering projects through structured, risk-informed decision-making.
Keeping CCUS safe: From start to storage
From capture to storage, a practical look at CCUS risks and what it takes to manage them safely as the industry scales.
Beyond borders – Comparing UK and Irish regulations for construction safety
European Council Directive 92/57/EEC sets minimum requirements for safety and health at temporary or mobile construction sites. Within the United […]
Electricity and the energy transition (Part 3) – From risk to resilience
How risk management helps transform electrical infrastructure safely, building resilience and trust in the energy transition.
ERICPD (Part 2) – Refocusing on first principles for safety in the energy transition
Looking beyond ERICPD, this article positions the Principles of Prevention as the compass for effective risk control
ERICPD (Part 1) – A clearer guide to risk control in the energy transition
How ERICPD applies the hierarchy of risk controls (HORC), with clear definitions of each tier.