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The GET conference is EAGE’s flagship event addressing the urgent challenges and needs to support energy transition and accelerate the move towards net zero energy systems. This unique platform brings together researchers and practitioners across a wide range of technical disciplines to share and exchange knowledge together with key policy, strategy and business stakeholders. Join us to connect with a fast growing and diverse community sharing insights into the latest trends and developments within the energy industries.
A diverse programme of oral and poster presentations discussing the skills and solutions to realise energy transition
A wide roster of keynotes and panels to foster the exchange of thoughts and views beyond the traditional debates
A specialised marketplace for key industry players to showcase the latest technologies, innovative services and solutions
Valuable chance for social engagement through networking lunches, icebreaker reception and conference dinner
Following the positive feedback, we would like to present the GET2022 event report, containing the event highlights and relevant statistics.
The GET2021 Co-Chairs!
Watch the GET2022 recap video to catch up with the activities and hear what the industry leaders had to say about their biggest takeaways from the event.
Apply geoscience within the offshore wind sector, exemplified but not limited to, the contribution of subsurface disciplines in developing windfarms
Recent advances and ongoing projects on the exploration of storage resource, reservoir and pressure management, risk assessment and monitoring technologies
Factors that impact the exploration success and exploitation performance; solutions and skills that can unlock the geothermal potential and support its growth
The massively increasing technological supply of distributed renewable resources, efficiency systems and energy storage systems
Synergies from smartly combining uses and technologies across and within classical and new energy sectors, to boost efficiency and economic viability
Synergies from transferring technologies, workflows and knowledge across businesses and disciplines
The knowledge base about the various disciplines that are involved in a responsible exploitation and trading of georesources
Sustainable resource management, environmental impact and trade-offs, considering both positive and negative influences on the ecosystem services
The governance, policies, skills and career paths to work on the transition; the approaches to reduce risks and improve profitability; the role of all stakeholders in society
Apply geoscience within the offshore wind sector, exemplified but not limited to, the contribution of subsurface disciplines in developing windfarms
Recent advances and ongoing projects on the exploration of storage resource, reservoir and pressure management, risk assessment and monitoring technologies
Factors that impact the exploration success and exploitation performance; solutions and skills that can unlock the geothermal potential and support its growth
The massively increasing technological supply of distributed renewable resources, efficiency systems and energy storage systems
Synergies from smartly combining uses and technologies across and within classical and new energy sectors, to boost efficiency and economic viability
Synergies from transferring technologies, workflows and knowledge across businesses and disciplines
Sustainable resource management, environmental impact and trade-offs, considering both positive and negative influences on the ecosystem services
The knowledge base about the various disciplines that are involved in a responsible exploitation and trading of georesources
The governance, policies, skills and career paths to work on the transition; the approaches to reduce risks and improve profitability; the role of all stakeholders in society
The role of education and training in addressing the current challenges within the energy sector and the essential skills and expertise for the transition
The GET2021 Co-Chairs!
Watch the GET2022 recap video to catch up with the activities and hear what the industry leaders had to say about their biggest takeaways from the event.
The European Association of Geoscientists and Engineers (EAGE) is a global professional, not-for-profit association for geoscientists and engineers with members active in over 100 countries and territories worldwide.
