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.
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.
Recap Video
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.
Giovanni Sosio SLB
Léon Beugelsdijk Shell
Tobias Rudolph TH Georg Agricola
Adrian Robinson Chevron
Ben Dewever Shell
Christian Bücker Retired
Christoph Hilgers KIT
David Lackenby BP
Emer Caslin iCRAG
Esther Bloem NIBIO
Gehrig Stannard Schultz EPI Group
Guillaume Sauvin NGI
Habib Al Khatib SpotLight
Henk Jaap Kloosterman RPS Energy
Jean-Jacques Biteau SGF
José María González Muñoz Repsol
Kara English USDC
Karin de Borst Shell
Lisa Claire Chisholm PETRONAS
Maarten Vanneste NGI
Maximilian Haas SLB
Mike Branston SLB
Philippe Dumas EGEC
Saba Keynejad CGG
Sylvain Thibeau OGCI, TotalEnergies
Thomas Le Guenan BRGM