GET2022 - EAGE GET

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Jean-Marc Rodriguez

I’m very pleased to be here and to see all the energy. We are at EAGE actively working on different domains to progress the transition: the DET which is a community dedicated to the energy transition, and Geoenergy, a journal that will be launched early next year. We also want to be member centric and dedicated our time to help the existing generation and also the young professionals and future graduates to see all the interest in geoscience for the energy transition. I’m sure that GET will be far more extended in terms of contribution and participation. And I hope we will have new topics also.

TotalEnergies

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Karin de Borst

It’s an ideal place to get up to speed in what is happening in the energy transition on geoscience and engineering topics. It’s also an opportunity to meet the community. And particularly after two years where we had to keep it to an online event, it’s very exciting to finally meet people face to face. People are utilising this opportunity, which was one of the main drivers for the GET, namely, to interact across different applications, across disciplines and seek collaboration opportunities. That’s just great to experience.

Shell

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Jeroen Schuppers

I’m looking very much forward to seeing how EAGE is addressing the different segments of the future energy system.

European Commission – DG Research & Innovation

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Gehrig Schultz

The GET conference was very well organised and extremely productive for me. I ended up with many more new contacts and opportunities than I expected. It was also nice to visit The Hague again.

EPI Group

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7-9 November 2022 The Hague • The Netherlands

Download our event report

The third edition of the EAGE’s flagship event on energy transition – GET2022 – was successfully held on 7-9 November in The Hague, following two online meetings, this time accompanied by an exhibition gathering a diverse set of players. The GET series is EAGE’s desire to couple the sharing of technical knowledge with a broader discussion on the skills and solutions available in the geoscientific community and required to act the energy transition.

Following the positive feedback, we would like to present the GET2022 event report, containing the event highlights and relevant statistics.

7-9 November 2022 The Hague • The Netherlands

Download our event report

Following the positive feedback, we would like to present the GET2022 event report, containing the event highlights and relevant statistics.

Recap Video

TAKEAWAYS FROM GET2022

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.