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Ed Reed

London

Writer and Editor at Freelance

Obscure energy magazine writer. Editor of E-FWD, ex @energyvoicenews and ex @newsbase https://t.co/QxPcE3o5nk

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Articles

  • Next-generation geothermal: the ‘great redemption’ of North Sea oil and gas?

    1 week ago | efwd.energyvoice.com | Oliver Gordon |Ed Reed |Margaret Taylor |Jeremy Bowden

    deep diveNext-generation geothermal: the ‘great redemption’ of North Sea oil and gas? By Oliver Gordon14th Apr 2025, 11.50am

  • AI and energy: Innovation ready but policy lags

    4 weeks ago | energyvoice.com | Ed Reed

    Combining the potential of AI and the energy sector could accelerate the UK’s economic future. But policy hurdles pose challenges, experts at a recent CGI event concluded. “The energy sector is one of the first that’s invested in edge technology, IoT devices, and as a result energy firms are housing an incredible wealth of relevant data,” CGI VP of global AI research Dr. Diane Gutiw said.

  • Offshore service leaders seek leverage after a lost decade

    1 month ago | energyvoice.com | Ed Reed

    Global services firms have been caught in a storm. Engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) focused companies have been squeezed by tough contract terms, battered by inflation and haunted by legacy commitments. After a lost decade following the 2014 oil price crash, these service providers are seeking ways out of the pit – aiming to reclaim bargaining power and prop up finances. Could the tide be turning in their favour?

  • Decommissioning liabilities endanger North Sea deal flow

    1 month ago | energyvoice.com | Ed Reed

    Amid the North Sea’s decline, large companies are moving out and being replaced by smaller players, able to take on lower margin projects. But in practice, the looming spectre of decommissioning liabilities can derail these asset transfers. If the conditions are not right to allow companies to transfer assets, decommissioning is inevitable. Large companies must consider the risks of a sale, versus the known quantity of decommissioning. This trend threatens to accelerate the North Sea’s decline.

  • Hydrogen storage projects offer juniors room for growth

    1 month ago | efwd.energyvoice.com | Joseph Murphy |Jeremy Bowden |Ed Reed |Steven Gilmore

    analysisSmall energy players chase big hydrogen storage projects prizeBy Joseph Murphy27th Feb 2025, 3.26pm

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2 May 24

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14 Mar 24

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