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We are delighted to announce another important milestone in the global journey of International Energy Club. Following the successful completion of our first project for a client in Australia, the number of countries we have proudly collaborated with has now reached 33. For us, every new country represents far more than a point on a […]

  Every offshore project begins long before the first vessel leaves the port. It starts with engineering drawings, design reviews, risk assessments, installation procedures, procurement meetings, and countless technical discussions between engineers, EPC contractors, equipment manufacturers, vessel operators, and clients. On paper, everything may appear perfectly coordinated. Yet once offshore operations begin, companies sometimes discover

Aramco: From Oil Fields to Football Pitches By Mohammad Sadegh Amini Founder & Director of Projects, International Energy Club Late at night, after long hours of demanding work and the considerable responsibilities that come with leading the International Energy Club, I often find myself physically and mentally exhausted. My days are filled with online meetings

As the world gets swept up in World Cup fever — those unforgettable matches, dramatic moments, and tactical brilliance — I’ve been reflecting on what truly separates champions from the rest. It’s not just talent. The greatest teams are the ones who can clearly visualize success before it happens. The energy industry is no different.

  At first glance, producing a 3D animation may seem like a matter of artistic talent and powerful software. Many studios can create visually appealing animations, impressive camera movements, and beautiful lighting. But when it comes to industrial projects—especially in the energy, offshore, oil & gas, and marine sectors—the rules change completely. Over the years,

In today’s highly competitive industrial landscape, companies operating in the offshore, marine, energy, oil and gas sectors face a unique challenge: how can they effectively communicate complex technologies, engineering processes, and operational concepts to customers, investors, employees, and stakeholders? The answer is increasingly found in Industrial Animation. As engineering projects become more sophisticated and technologies