Sectors / Energy & industrial materials
Sector iii.

Energy
& industrial materials.

Re-sourcing under tariff, cost or sanctions pressure moves exposure. We test the new source first.

What we test
Feedstock and supplier origin
Sanctions touch across the chain
Concentration after a switch
§ A — Standards

Standards & regulation.

The frameworks we work to in this sector.

Russia Regulations
SI 2019/855

UK Russia sanctions regime.

Oil price cap
SI 2022/1122

UK import ban and maritime services.

EU 833/2014
As amended

EU Russia energy and dual-use measures.

OFAC Part 587
31 CFR 587

US Russia-related sanctions.

EU CBAM
(EU) 2023/956

Embedded emissions on imports.

ISO 50001
2018

Energy management system.

ISO 14064-1
2018

Greenhouse gas quantification.

IPIECA · API
Current

Oil and gas operating practice.

ISO 9001 · 14001 · 45001
ISO

Quality, environment and safety.

Energy Act
2023 · UK

UK energy market and security.

SECR
SI 2018/1155

UK energy and carbon reporting.

TSCA
15 USC 2601

US industrial chemical controls.

NIS2
(EU) 2022/2555

Cyber risk and incident reporting.

CER Directive
(EU) 2022/2557

Resilience of critical entities.

NIS Regulations
SI 2018/506

UK essential services security.

§ B — Sources

Where we look.

The official procurement and trade sources we draw on.

Find a Tender
United Kingdom

UK above-threshold notices.

Contracts Finder
United Kingdom

Central government, above £12k.

EU TED
European Union

EU public procurement.

SAM.gov
US Federal

Federal opportunity data.

UNGM
Global

UN energy and infrastructure supply.

Buyer direct
Varies

Direct and invited opportunities.

Next step

We keep things moving.

A bid, an audit, a counterparty or a contract. Send it over, and we will come back with scope, fee and timeline within 24 hours.

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