Future of Energy

At ERCE, we are engaged with the Lithium Brine industry. Our team has worked with developers and conducted R&D on how to apply reservoir and production engineering techniques to lithium brine developments. Our emissions team is also ready to help you quantify how your project is different than traditional lithium developments.

Our goal is to support developers and investors execute projects, to bring an important resource to market at the scale customers demand.

The hydrogen value chain encompasses a wide range of activities. At ERCE we focus on hydrogen storage, blue hydrogen CCS, commerciality and emissions. ERCE’s extensive experience in subsurface modelling allows us to support our clients looking for new storage sites in salt caverns or clastic reservoirs. We have extensive experience with gas storage and bring that expertise to our clients work.

In blue hydrogen value chains, CCS is a critical component. Our CCS team is active across the value chain, from storage site assessment, to cost and facilities work, through to commercial modelling. ERCE has also been supporting hydrogen commerciality assessments, helping our clients understand what is driving markets and prices and costs of development in their regions of interest. Finally, as part of our emissions group, we also help companies assess what the emissions are, associated with a project and what the benefits will be for stakeholders. We bring experience from a variety of sectors, including steel, in these assessments.

Part of the energy transition means finding new opportunities for traditional skills. Helium development offers synergies for regions historically focused on oil & gas.

At ERCE we have been working with Helium explorers and developers in Australia and Africa. Our team of Geoscientists, engineers and economists are ready to help your business understand the risks and opportunities in your acreage.

At ERCE, we focus on assessing what the emissions benefits are of incorporating wind into your existing or future project, and what the economic and operational implications are. Our team of engineers have studied onshore and offshore applications, and considered the operational challenges and emission advantages.

As companies focus on their contributions to national net-zero targets, our work can help you in your discussions with regulators and stakeholders.

At ERCE, we focus on assessing what the emissions benefits are of incorporating solar into your existing or future project, and what the economic and operational implications are. Our team of engineers have studied the benefits of installing solar in a number of countries across different project types, and considered the operational challenges, emission advantages and economic opportunities.

As companies focus on their contributions to national net-zero targets, our work can help you in your discussions with regulators and stakeholders.