Clarity Energy
Operational risk software for process-safety teams managing energy assets
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About Clarity Energy
Clarity Energy develops the Clarity Operations Hub, which brings hazards, safeguards, and risk information from existing systems into an asset-level operational view. It surfaces changes, areas of building risk, and actions for responsible teams.
The company works with organisations responsible for process safety and operational risk, including energy companies. It connects to existing systems and provides software and related product development and delivery services.
Clarity Energy Limited is registered in Stonehaven, Scotland, and was founded in 2020. Its experience includes work with Ithaca Energy, TAQA, API Corporation, Harbour Energy, Wood Plc, and EnQuest.
Product: Clarity Operations Hub software consolidates process-safety and risk information into asset-level views of hazards, safeguards, changes, and actions.
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