Events & Courses

Registration rates will be determined by which phase of the EGC 2023 Booking Cycle you make your purchase in. Please note: all GESGB / GSL member registrations will be reviewed by the relevant organisation. To view all fees, please click on the EGC 2023 Booking Cycle image below or visit the website.

A new geoscience conference for a low carbon future.

 
Geoscience underpins many aspects of the energy mix that fuels our planet and offers a range of solutions for reducing global greenhouse gas emissions as the world progresses towards net zero. The aim of this new Energy Geoscience Conference series is to explore and develop the contribution of geology and geophysics to the low-carbon energy transition. The meeting will be a key forum for sharing geoscientific aspects of energy supply as earth scientists grapple with the subsurface challenges of remaking the world’s energy system, balancing competing demands in achieving a low carbon future.

Aberdeen has a world-leading role in the energy sector and vision to position itself as a climate positive city helping to lead the world towards net zero. It is the standout UK location to launch the first conference in this exciting new series: the Energy Geoscience Conference, EGC1 in 2023.

Visit the dedicated conference website to find out more.

Technical Programme

View the Technical Programme here.

For further information please visit the conference website or email [email protected]

Abstracts

Thank you to all those who submitted abstracts for this conference, the deadline for submissions has now closed.

Convenors

The EGC1 conference is overseen by a Board of individuals representing the GESGB and The Geological Society. Lead convenors Dr Caroline Gill and Professor John Underhill chair a Technical Steering Committee of individuals from the main industries and themes anticipated to be represented at the conference. Additional convenors will be co-opted to assist in attracting speakers and poster presenters to ensure a first class programme. Short biographies of the convenors can be found on the event website here.

Lead Convenors

Dr Caroline Gill, Shell 

Prof John Underhill, Heriot Watt University 

Convening Steering Committee Members

Dr Neil Frewin, Shell 

Dr Charlotte Adams, Coal Authority 

Graham Goffey, Soliton Resources 

Dr Matthew Allen, Dana Petroleum 

Prof. Mads Huuse, University of Manchester

Prof. Bruce Levell, University of Oxford 

Simon Norris, Radioactive Waste Management Ltd. 

Nick Prowse, Orsted 

Lucy Williams, Rockhopper

Members of the Conference Board

Other members of the Conference Board include Beverley Smith – Past President of the PESGB.

Additional Convenors

Jon Gutmanis, Imperial College

Prof Cathy Hollis, University of Manchester

Dr Mark Ireland, Newcastle University

Emma Jude, BP

Gwillym Lynn, Shell

Dr Tim Wynn, TRACS International

Venue

P&J Live Conference and Exhibition Venue, Aberdeen. Visit venue website

Sponsorship

Sponsorship of the inaugural event of this exciting new conference series will position your organisation as a supporter of earth science’s leading role in finding and developing lower carbon solutions through the energy transition.

We have a range of sponsorship opportunities available, all of which can be tailored to meet your specific business objectives. Sponsors will also be featured in the landmark Conference Proceedings, published after the conference by the Geological Society.

For more information and to receive a copy of the conference sponsorship prospectus, please contact [email protected]

A special thank you to our Sponsors: BP, Shell, Equinor, NSTA, Axis, Rock Flow Dynamics, Cornish Lithium, Atkins Global, EBN, Ikon Science, TRACS, ONE-Dyas, CGG, British Geological Survey, ERCE, Soliton Resources, TotalEnergies and the University of Leeds.

For more information please visit: https://www.energygeoscienceconf.org/meet-our-sponsors/

Organisers