Newsletters
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Issue 1
In the inaugural issue:
We launch the KTS piping discipline specification — formalising roles, AI workflows, and digital integration
We dissect Wood Group’s collapse and the Sidara bid — governance, impairments, and investor signals
We explore UK energy and infrastructure trends — from Sizewell C to the Energy Profits Levy
Plus: Buzz’s Maths Corner explains stellar parallax (and biscuit triangulation)
It’s technical, strategic, and fresh — built for engineers, analysts, and decision-makers who value clarity with character.
Issue 2
Big Moves, Bold Ideas
Nuclear Leap: Wylfa, Anglesey is set to host the UK’s first Small Modular Reactor—£2.5bn-worth of clean energy, and a real test for Britain’s nuclear future.
Wood Group’s Sidara rescue and Avadel’s biotech bidding war—markets are moving fast, and we’re watching every twist.
Copilot interview—AI isn’t just answering questions, it’s reshaping how we design, build, and deliver.
STEM Spotlight: Why the shortest route isn’t always a straight line.
Our new Project Execution Plan is live—AI-powered, risk-smart, and built for clarity.
Issue 3
This issue reviews the government's autumn budget announcements on the Energy Profits Levy (EPL) and infrastructure investment. In Market Watch, we compare two companies in engineering and mining with high revenue-to-market capitalisation. There’s a guest article regarding the use of AI in materials management, and Buzz explains heuristics in Maths Corner.
we look beneath the surface of AI-company valuations and ask: is what we see evidence of a speculative bubble?
And there is a season's greeting for our readers.
Issue 4
Fully Charged for 2026: New Year, New Energy.
This issue of the KTS Newsletter aims to put a spring in your step at the start of the year. The first section will raise a smile, with a light hearted look at the KTS mascot, Buzz, and his family over the years. Then, we highlight a rare glimmer of light for those in the North Sea service sector. Our regular Market Watch section picks out three tips for 2026 and explains a little bit of jargon. Finally, in the maths corner, imaginary numbers come up with real solutions.