Eve Pope Technology Analyst

Bio

Eve Pope is a Technology Analyst at IDTechEx, focusing primarily on sustainability and carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS). Before joining IDTechEx, Eve graduated from the University of Cambridge with a BA in Natural Sciences. She is based in London, UK.

Education

Eve was awarded a BA degree in Physical Natural Sciences from the University of Cambridge. Through her studies she gained wide-ranging chemical and technical expertise, alongside strong analytical skills. During her degree, she carried out research into marine sulfur emissions using computational box modeling. She also developed lectures and content for the University of Bristol on the topics of aerosol particle sizers, sampling efficiency, and indoor air quality.

Research

At IDTechEx, Eve is currently focusing on sustainability with a specific emphasis on carbon capture, utilization, and storage, developing expertise in capture methods, technology feasibilities, and the current marketplace.

Speaking at Forthcoming Events

Hydrogen Technology & Carbon Capture Conference & Expo North America 2024

Houston, TX - 26 - 27 Jun 2024

IDTechEx Technology Analyst Chingis Idrissov will be speaking on Innovations in Electrolyzer Technology for Green Hydrogen Production as part of the conference, and IDTechEx will be exhibiting on stand #511 in the exhibition. The organisers say: "Hydrogen Technology Conference & Expo is North America's must-attend exhibition and conference that is exclusively dedicated to discussing advanced technologies for the hydrogen and fuel cell industry. The event brings together the entire hydrogen value chain to focus on developing solutions and innovations for low-carbon hydrogen production, efficient storage and distribution as well as applications in a variety of stationary and mobile applications. More than 400+ exhibitors, 200+ speakers, 5 conference tracks and over 8,000+ attendees will come together to discuss, and see, the latest technologies and engineering solutions, advanced materials, manufacturing equipment, infrastructure, as well as test and evaluation tools and services to finally commercialize hydrogen as a mainstream provider of clean, renewable energy."