Decarbonising steel: Can the industry go ‘green’?
Modern life can’t function without steel, but it has one of the greatest decarbonisation challenges of all. We explore how the industry is responding.
Farmers and the future of food
As they face acute pressures from climate change and legislation, farmers are protesting around the world. We explore some of the issues that are impacting on the global agricultural industry.
The balancing act: Trading renewables in Europe and beyond
Trading in renewable power is beginning a dynamic new era. We take a look at some of the challenges and how the industry is responding.
Interview with Mark Keenan, our Head of Commodity Strategy and Research
This an interview with Mark Keenan, our Head of Commodity Strategy and Research at Engelhart.
Getting the price of water right: Economics, environment, and equality
Water is the most important commodity on Earth but how we think about its value and price is out of step. We look at the reasons why and how we could do things differently.
Interview with Namesh Hansjee, our Head of Trading
This is our interview with our Head of Trading, Namesh Hansjee.
Ensuring rare earth mining doesn’t cost the earth
Rare earth metals are among the most important commodities to the clean energy transition. We look at the challenges of mining them sustainably.
Jet zero: The challenges of sustainable aviation fuel
Depending on your perspective, sustainable aviation fuel is either the only route for the aviation industry to decarbonise or a pipe dream. We look at both sides of the debate.
The launch of our new 2024 internship programmes
We’re launching our new 2024 Internships. If you’re interested in applying, then please read on to learn more.
10 years of Engelhart: Interview with our Global Head of Freight – Fergus Garvin
We talk to our Head of Freight, Fergus Garvin, about his reflections of 10 years of Engelhart.
Could hydrogen be the next global commodity?
Hydrogen is emerging as a potential alternative source of energy. We explore some of the challenges for a global trade in hydrogen.
What will the next commodities supercycle look like?
We explore whether we’re really at the beginning of the next supercycle for commodities and what that might mean.