EIC Podcasts
EIC Podcasts
Podcast Description
EIC Podcasts brings together all audio series produced by the Energy Industries Council, including EIC Clearly , Survive & Thrive, Energy Focus and more.
Hear in-depth conversations with energy leaders, policy experts, and innovators on the latest trends, challenges, and strategies shaping the global energy supply chain. From growth stories to market insights, this is your gateway to the voices driving the future of energy.
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast covers a variety of themes within the energy sector, focusing on subjects like renewable energy, sustainable practices, market trends, and technological innovations. Episodes detail insights from industry leaders on topics such as floating offshore wind, digital transformation in logistics, and strategic energy policies shaping future investments.

EIC Podcasts brings together all audio series produced by the Energy Industries Council, including EIC Clearly , Survive & Thrive, Energy Focus and more.
Hear in-depth conversations with energy leaders, policy experts, and innovators on the latest trends, challenges, and strategies shaping the global energy supply chain. From growth stories to market insights, this is your gateway to the voices driving the future of energy.
In this episode
Our host, Stuart Broadley, is joined by Maggie McGinlay, CEO of ETZ Ltd, for a candid and timely conversation on the realities of the energy transition in one of the world’s most important energy regions.
Drawing on her experience across Scottish Enterprise and now leading the Energy Transition Zone in Aberdeen, Maggie reflects on the lessons from building successful industry clusters and how they apply to today’s energy challenges.
The discussion explores the tension between policy and investment, the slow pace of offshore wind development, and the growing risk of losing critical skills and supply chain capability. Maggie shares firsthand insight into how uncertainty is impacting businesses, why private sector leadership has historically driven change, and what’s different about today’s policy-driven crisis.
At the heart of the conversation is a pressing question: how can governments and industry work together to deliver a truly managed energy transition—one that protects jobs, enables investment, and secures the UK’s energy future?
What Is the EIC?
The Energy Industries Council (EIC) is one of the world’s largest energy trade associations. As a not-for-profit organisation, it supports more than 950 member companies involved in the global energy value chain. EIC operates internationally, with offices in London, Kuala Lumpur, Rio de Janeiro, Houston, Dubai, and soon, Berlin.
It is energy agnostic, supporting all parts of the energy sector. From mature renewable onshore and offshore sectors like wind, solar and hydropower; to grid infrastructure and large nuclear; to hydrocarbon sectors like oil & gas, LNG, FPSO, decommissioning, upstream, midstream and downstream; to emerging low-carbon sectors like hydrogen, carbon capture, CCUS, energy storage, BESS, biofuels, SAF (sustainable aviation fuels), and geothermal.
EIC provides a wide range of services, including access to global market intelligence, CAPEX and OPEX project data, consulting support, events, business development opportunities, and advocacy. It also facilitates connections with key decision-makers and policymakers in the energy sector worldwide.
Stay Connected with EIC
- Learn more about the EIC
- Explore EIC membership
- Learn more about the Five Golden Rules for a Healthy Energy Supply Chain
- Learn about EIC Consult
Contact Stuart Broadley about doing your own C-level EIC podcast at [email protected]

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