New episode: AI in oil and gas, use cases in upstream, midstream, downstream
Conversations around AI are shifting from hype to substance, and large-scale deployment means that buzzwords like ‘efficiency’ and ‘autonomy’ are…
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Eve Thomas
Eve Thomas is the Associate Editor across Offshore Technology, Power Technology and Mining Technology. She also co-hosts the sites' podcast, Energy Technology. With several years of experience in B2B media, she covers technology, industry, macro and ESG stories in the sector. Her academic history includes a first class BA in English Literature from the University of Sheffield and an MSt in English from Oxford University.
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Capitalising on decarbonisation: how carbon mineralisation is making CCU profitable
The costs associated with capturing, transporting and converting CO₂ make the carbon capture and utilisation (CCU) space a difficult one…
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New episode: Why is Big Oil pivoting to APAC’s EV charging market?
The rising adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) is changing the picture of fuel demand worldwide. As the transport sector becomes…
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New episode: autonomous robotics in oil and gas with Equinor and ANYbotics
A new episode of our podcast, Energy Technology: Industry Insights, is out now. Autonomous robotics offer an attractive solution to…
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Licence-heavy; tariff-light: Trump’s two-pronged oil and gas approach so far
As the anniversary of US President Donald Trump’s second inauguration draws closer, the domestic impact of his oil and gas…
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Redefining load forecasting and management: how AI is making smart grids smarter
AI represents a huge opportunity for grid operators facing a rapidly changing load landscape, but there is little room for…
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The new space race: the technicalities of putting nuclear power on the moon
A nuclear reactor on the moon would solve space exploration’s current chicken-and-egg quandary: whether to build power systems or demand…
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Powered by pumpkins: how seasonal food waste affects biogas production
Seasonal celebrations cause spikes in certain food waste, which can either rot in landfill or be fed as a slurry…
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Robots versus humans: will wind turbine management reach complete automation?
Robotic solutions have advanced rapidly over the past decade, becoming an essential technology in the inspection and management of wind…
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Microalgae: the biofuel feedstock of the future
Biofuel has been touted as the cornerstone of a decarbonised future, but the complex supply chains and finite availability of…