Next-generation geothermal: borrowing oil and gas tech for the data centre boom
As Big Tech pushes forward with new data centres, there is a growing need for reliable, clean power. Geothermal has…
All articles by Eve Thomas
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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Solar, wind and tidal for renewable fuels: what the research says
Most global transport and heavy industry still rely on fossil fuels; for these hard-to-abate sectors, decarbonisation hinges on the development…
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Oil and gas electrification: why the sector’s big shift has a power problem
Electrification across oil and gas operations offers a host of advantages including reduced carbon emissions, social licence to operate, operational…
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Underground LDES: turning mines and caverns into energy storage
As intermittent renewables expand, so does the demand for long duration energy storage (LDES). However, different geologies and applications require…
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Working with the elements: the role of mooring in floating wind
As the world scrambles to add enough renewably generated energy to the grid to meet ambitious net-zero targets, the wind…
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Which governments are backpedalling on climate commitments?
Governments around the world are working to balance climate commitments with fiscal considerations, and, while some progress has been made,…
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Bigger data centres mean bigger environmental pressures. What are the solutions?
The rapid development of AI has placed significant demand on data centre capacity, driving a global push for expansion. However,…
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Floating offshore wind: the engineering headaches of an essential sector
The total installed global capacity of wind grew to upwards of 900GW in 2023, making the sector an essential part…
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“Absolutely broken” promises for Lithium Triangle’s indigenous communities
For indigenous communities in the Lithium Triangle, the rush for the metal should have brought untold wealth. Instead, it has…
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The energy transition means increased attack surfaces for hackers
Governments across the globe are investing in the energy transition, but the speed of the shift means a rapid integration…