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Collaboration between the Air Force Civil Engineer Center and the Defense Innovation Unit in Mountain View, California, fast-tracked a groundbreaking geothermal energy project that will leverage the United States Air Force ’s goal to reduce carbon dioxide emissions and enhance resiliency at its installations. New #geothermal power generation facilities at Mountain Home Air Force Base, Idaho, and Joint Base San Antonio, Texas, will deliver continuous clean energy for direct consumption at the installations. AFCEC’s Air Force Office of Energy Assurance at Tyndall Air Force Base, Florida, will administer the prototype program development, which incorporates two geothermal technologies to harness the earth’s natural heat. Subsurface work to determine geothermal resources at both locations will begin this year. Full feasibility studies and testing of the prototype facilities can take up to two years, with targeted commercial operations starting in three to five years. Check out more info on this new energy resource https://lnkd.in/gnVgAddG #airforce #airforceenergy

The Golden Pass LNG export facility in Sabine Pass, Texas, stands as a pivotal development for U.S. energy infrastructure and economic stability. This project enhances domestic gas production and underlines the critical importance of advanced engineering and precise surveying—areas where Louisiana LiDAR Advanced Surveying & Engineering shines. As we increase LNG exports, the Golden Pass project not only propels economic growth and supports energy security but also highlights the essential role of high-precision technology in major infrastructure projects. The success of such initiatives is vital for a robust and sustainable energy future in the United States. At Louisiana LiDAR, we are proud to contribute to and support projects that secure and advance our national energy capabilities. #GoldenPassLNG #LiDAREngineering #EnergySecurity #SustainableEnergy

Spreading the word, 101 Thanks are due to Suzie Coull for quietly and confidently pulling together an insightful, free to attend introductory webinar regarding well abandonment, hosted courtesy of SPE Aberdeen and chaired by non-other than myself. Well services often carry a mystique. Maybe it because these are engineering challenges that are conducted underground and out of sight. Or maybe its a perception that it is extremely technical and an "insiders club", hidden behind a knowledge bound entry barrier. This is unfair. All sorts of people, from all sorts of backgrounds end up working in and loving this space. Like decom in general, it is a niche specialism in the broader spectrum of society. It is also critical to both existing production of oil and gas, future production of geothermal energy, injection of liquid carbon and, just as important, the safe and permanent sealing of these structures once retired. We need to attract a future workforce, from diverse backgrounds to do all of the above in coming decades and running a simple, introductory "101" is a great starting point. Watch this space for more... Thanks are due to my fellow speakers and contributors.

A team from UK Atomic Energy Authority has launched a new online tool to support the development of the STEP (Spherical Tokamak for Energy Production) vision for West Burton site, where the prototype fusion powerplant will be built to demonstrate net energy from fusion.   Residents and local businesses can see for the first time how UKAEA are approaching the layout of the site, which is underpinned by four key themes:   ·       the environment, innovation and climate change resilience ·       health and wellbeing ·       an inclusive economy ·       identity / distinctiveness, taking into consideration culture and heritage The four themes are supported by eight ‘spatial principles’ which is a planning term for how the site will develop, including sustainable transport, ecology & environment, connecting with communities and clean growth & innovation.   Dr James R Cowan, STEP Director Programme Development, said: “One of the most important parts of what STEP will do is to benefit the wider region, and to achieve that, we need to focus on developing the vision specifically for STEP at the West Burton site. “Launching our visual online tool, also accessible in other formats, provides the local community and other stakeholders with an opportunity to help inform and shape how the West Burton site should take shape. “STEP will only be a success with the continued support of the community that it will impact most, so please do provide us with your feedback. We want to hear from you!” The energy transition can make a real difference to individuals as well as the global climate challenge and STEP aims to do that at West Burton, creating thousands of jobs during the construction phase in addition to employment opportunities for generations to come.   Fusion energy is based on the same process that powers the Sun and stars and promises to be a safe, low carbon and sustainable part of the world’s future energy supply.   UKAEA is actively seeking views from residents and other stakeholders about how the vision for STEP at West Burton site is evolving. Visit https://lnkd.in/ervBgTgv, or request a brochure from WestBurtonVision@ukaea.uk.   Feedback on ‘Developing a vision for STEP at West Burton’ must be received by 31st July 2024. #STEPtoFusion l Midlands Engine l Nottinghamshire County Council l Lincolnshire County Council l Bassetlaw District Council l West Lindsey District Council

So this is where he was......I really should pay more attention 😉 Seriously though, this is the future people……we need energy, and we need fusion to work. Have a read, it’s quite interesting 😉 #energy #energyefficiency #fusion #STEPtoFusion #UKAEA #climateaction

👀 New data from Clean Energy Transition Institute's Net-Zero Northwest Workforce analysis shows the impact a net-zero emissions path would have on direct, indirect and induced jobs across the buildings, electricity, fuels and transportation sectors in the Northwest region from 2021-2030.

Life of an oil field engineer is a thrilling blend of challenge, innovation, and responsibility, shaping energy landscapes every day.

𝐄𝐱𝐩𝐥𝐨𝐫𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐓𝐚𝐥𝐞𝐧𝐭 𝐢𝐧 𝐓𝐢𝐝𝐚𝐥 𝐄𝐧𝐞𝐫𝐠𝐲: 𝐑𝐞𝐜𝐫𝐮𝐢𝐭𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐂𝐨𝐚𝐬𝐭𝐚𝐥 𝐄𝐧𝐠𝐢𝐧𝐞𝐞𝐫𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐄𝐱𝐩𝐞𝐫𝐭𝐬 🌊 🔍 Let's explore why this specialized talent is essential and how we can ensure successful recruitment: Understanding Coastal Dynamics: Coastal engineering experts possess a deep understanding of coastal processes, erosion, and sediment transport, crucial for the development and maintenance of tidal energy infrastructure. Recruiting professionals with expertise in this area ensures projects are designed to withstand the dynamic coastal environment. Navigating Regulatory Waters: Tidal energy projects often face complex regulatory environments due to their location in coastal zones. Coastal engineering experts adeptly navigate these waters, ensuring projects comply with environmental regulations and obtain necessary permits. Recruiting individuals with regulatory expertise streamlines project development and minimizes delays. Optimizing Resource Assessment: Accurate resource assessment is vital for the success of tidal energy projects. Coastal engineering experts leverage their knowledge to conduct thorough assessments of tidal currents, bathymetry, and coastal morphology, optimizing site selection and project design. Recruiting professionals with experience in resource assessment enhances project viability and performance. In a rapidly evolving renewable energy landscape, sourcing specialized talent like coastal engineering experts is paramount for the success and sustainability of tidal energy projects. I'm committed to leveraging my expertise and network to connect organizations with the skilled professionals they need to propel the tidal energy sector forward. I'm eager to hear your thoughts and insights on recruiting coastal engineering talent for tidal energy projects. Let's continue the conversation below! ________________________________ Ready to explore talent solutions for your tidal energy project? Let's Talk 📨 Email: randallproservices@gmail.com 📞 Phone: (585) 577 - 7870 #RenewableEnergy #TidalEnergy #CoastalEngineering #TalentRecruitment #SustainableFuture

My first combined cycle energy experience GE Maracaibo Venezuela has been 7 years with a mystique of family work.

Hello everyone, in the ever-evolving landscape of Hydrographic and Geophysical surveying, key insights can be gleaned from industry leaders. Here are 10 nuggets of wisdom that can steer any company toward success: 1. Embrace Renewable Energy and Autonomous Technologies: The future is green and autonomous. Companies that adapt to these changes are likely to see a productivity boost. 2. Diversify the Client Base: Serving a wide range of clients keeps things interesting, ensures steady business, and opens new opportunities. 3. Invest in Quality Equipment and Technology: Good gear equals good work. Reliable and advanced equipment significantly boosts productivity and data quality. 4. Offer Custom Integrated Services: Tailored solutions add a personal touch to services and set companies apart from competitors. 5. Maintain Nationwide Contracts and Partnerships: These golden tickets provide a steady stream of work and opportunities for growth. 6. Invest in Skilled Personnel: Even with all the cool tech, skilled professionals are the magic behind the scenes. 7. Adhere to Standards: Sticking to standards set by organizations like IHO, BOEM, and Ørsted ensures data quality and reliability and minimizes impact on the marine ecosystem. 8. Consider Risks: Safety first, always. And let's not forget about preserving our beautiful oceans. 9. Engage with Industry Bodies: Sharing experiences and best practices fosters a collaborative environment that drives innovation. 10. Stay Adaptable: Being able to adapt standards for different applications is a real strength in this diverse industry. #HydrographicSurvey #GeophysicalSurvey #offshorewind #oilandgas #marineindustry