Eavor CEO John Redfern elaborates in an interview with Canada’s National Observer on how Eavor-Loop™ technology can provide clean power for every town and country for decades.
“We know exactly how much power is going to be produced for at least the 30 years we have modelled and with a confident prediction for 100 years or more. Our name comes from the word ‘endeavour’ without the first syllable ‘end.’ Our work has no end date,” stated Redfern.
Redfern addressed skepticism from oil and gas companies who historically dismissed geothermal as unscalable due to its reliance on surface-level hot water sources. Eavor overcame this barrier by developing a closed-loop system that doesn’t require geysers or aquifers, making geothermal energy viable in a wider range of locations.
While acknowledging that the technology is still costly, Redfern drew parallels to solar and wind energy, which rapidly became affordable after initial high costs.
“This will happen with our work too,” he stated.
The article highlighted that Eavor’s innovations have attracted significant interest in Europe, where fracking is banned. According to Redfern, Germany and the EU have supported the company with grants and media attention. Local communities are optimistic about the project, seeing it as a way to gain energy independence with a low surface footprint.
Moreover, Redfern described his work as deeply fulfilling, emphasizing the value of being in an environment driven by the desire to make the world a better place.
“My mind stays open, and I gain new perspectives every day.”
