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Energy Voice – Out Loud

Energy Voice – Out Loud

By: DC Thomson
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News, analysis, and expert insight from Energy Voice – leading the global energy conversation.DC Thomson Economics Politics & Government
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  • Labour on the brink, Trump hates more windfarms, and women of geothermal unite!
    Sep 26 2025
    Tune into this episode of Energy Voice Out Loud to hear news editor Erikka Askeland and reporter Mathew Perry discuss the Labour’s energy policy difficulties as it heads to its party conference. Energy Voice reporter Michael Behr unveils the US president’s latest attack on European offshore wind developers. Then Mat meets up with trade body Geothermal UK to find out why this technology is so hot in Scotland.
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    35 mins
  • EVOL X Verlume and the Kraken
    Sep 25 2025

    You'll like to be under the sea for this podcast with Richard Knox, the CEO of one of the UK's most innovative subsea technology companies.

    The founder of Verlume tells Energy Voice news editor Erikka Askeland how his firm has forged meaningful partnerships in order to evolve and grow their strategy. The latest of these is with Kraken Robotics and together the firms are pioneering subsea intelligence applications that would astound a Bond villain.

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    17 mins
  • Road to Adipec 1: AI’s promise and pressure points
    Sep 23 2025

    How is AI reshaping the energy sector? AIQ CEO Dennis Jol and Cognite EVP for AI Francois Laborie sit down ahead of ADIPEC to reflect on how new technologies will transform traditional workflows and open new paths.

    We dig into trust for AI, what the impact may be and how the complexities of this radical new technology may play out for the energy sector.

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    25 mins
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