“I think the beauty of this conference lies in its technical pillars and programmes, which give people the option to dive deeply into their own technology while also stepping out of their bubble to explore other technologies, making cross-sharing of knowledge truly effective here.”
“I would really encourage you to look for collaboration and prioritize climate justice. To truly drive the energy transition, we must work together locally, nationally, and internationally. We have to center equity in all of our efforts to ensure that everyone, especially the communities most impacted by climate change, can share in the benefits of sustainable solutions.”
“It’s amazing to see so many technical professionals in energy transition coming together, witnessing their drive and enthusiasm to make the energy transition a success—not just for their companies, but for society and the planet as a whole.”
“We were able to attract new players who are becoming involved in the energy transition, finding in GET a new home—a place for networking and developing innovation.”
“One of the crucial solutions that I see, and what I really like to advocate for as well within the geothermal community, is the fact that we help decarbonize heating and cooling by 50%, not just here in Europe but elsewhere as well, Worldwide.”
“GET has been fantastic because there’s such diversity. We have all these challenges around how society is going to address the energy transition to a low-carbon future. There are so many options, this portfolio of possibilities we need—some for our energy, some for our resources, and some for storage.”
“The technical sessions are at a very high level and overall, the outcome of this conference will certainly contribute to further advancement of the offshore wind business in the effort to address climate change.”
“It’s great to see what’s happening in offshore wind while also attending sessions from other fields, allowing us to learn from each other. Initially, we were focused on addressing emerging challenges, but now we’re integrating aspects like geohazards and combining geophysical and geotechnical data.”
“We had a very diverse and high-quality programme, including various talks on subsurface energy storage technologies such as compressed air energy storage and geothermal energy storage. Many technologies that were merely concepts on paper a few years ago are now starting to become real projects. This gives me confidence that, in the near future, we can scale these technologies up and they can play a very important role in shaping the future energy system.”
“GET 2024 is a highly interesting conference, very international, with a broad focus on the global energy transition, covering not only hydrogen but also CO₂ storage and other key topics. The diverse attendees, along with a strong emphasis on research and technical solutions, make it stand out from other conferences.”
“The Netherlands was a great location for GET this year, and it seems like an excellent choice for next year as well. For geothermal, in particular, the Netherlands serves as a hub—not only for its advancements in heating and cooling with geothermal, but also for the many universities and industries we have been working with in shaping the programme.”
“Rotterdam is a fantastic location for hosting GET, as the Netherlands is fully embracing geothermal energy, particularly for heating and cooling. The presentations have been outstanding—informative and inspiring—and they showcase the next generation of geothermal professionals.”
“My experience at the conference was excellent. EAGE is a big organization, and it’s been growing year on year. We had a large, diverse panel with people representing various roles within the CCS industry. It was fascinating to hear each person share their perspectives on the industry’s needs and future direction, leading to meaningful questions and answers from this collaborative exchange.”
“I think the beauty of this conference lies in its technical pillars and programmes, which give people the option to dive deeply into their own technology while also stepping out of their bubble to explore other technologies, making cross-sharing of knowledge truly effective here.”
“I would really encourage you to look for collaboration and prioritize climate justice. To truly drive the energy transition, we must work together locally, nationally, and internationally. We have to center equity in all of our efforts to ensure that everyone, especially the communities most impacted by climate change, can share in the benefits of sustainable solutions.”
“It’s amazing to see so many technical professionals in energy transition coming together, witnessing their drive and enthusiasm to make the energy transition a success—not just for their companies, but for society and the planet as a whole.”
“We were able to attract new players who are becoming involved in the energy transition, finding in GET a new home—a place for networking and developing innovation.”
“One of the crucial solutions that I see, and what I really like to advocate for as well within the geothermal community, is the fact that we help decarbonize heating and cooling by 50%, not just here in Europe but elsewhere as well, Worldwide.”
“GET has been fantastic because there’s such diversity. We have all these challenges around how society is going to address the energy transition to a low-carbon future. There are so many options, this portfolio of possibilities we need—some for our energy, some for our resources, and some for storage.”
“The technical sessions are at a very high level and overall, the outcome of this conference will certainly contribute to further advancement of the offshore wind business in the effort to address climate change.”
“It’s great to see what’s happening in offshore wind while also attending sessions from other fields, allowing us to learn from each other. Initially, we were focused on addressing emerging challenges, but now we’re integrating aspects like geohazards and combining geophysical and geotechnical data.”
“We had a very diverse and high-quality programme, including various talks on subsurface energy storage technologies such as compressed air energy storage and geothermal energy storage. Many technologies that were merely concepts on paper a few years ago are now starting to become real projects. This gives me confidence that, in the near future, we can scale these technologies up and they can play a very important role in shaping the future energy system.”
“GET 2024 is a highly interesting conference, very international, with a broad focus on the global energy transition, covering not only hydrogen but also CO₂ storage and other key topics. The diverse attendees, along with a strong emphasis on research and technical solutions, make it stand out from other conferences.”
“The Netherlands was a great location for GET this year, and it seems like an excellent choice for next year as well. For geothermal, in particular, the Netherlands serves as a hub—not only for its advancements in heating and cooling with geothermal, but also for the many universities and industries we have been working with in shaping the programme.”
“Rotterdam is a fantastic location for hosting GET, as the Netherlands is fully embracing geothermal energy, particularly for heating and cooling. The presentations have been outstanding—informative and inspiring—and they showcase the next generation of geothermal professionals.”
“My experience at the conference was excellent. EAGE is a big organization, and it’s been growing year on year. We had a large, diverse panel with people representing various roles within the CCS industry. It was fascinating to hear each person share their perspectives on the industry’s needs and future direction, leading to meaningful questions and answers from this collaborative exchange.”
Committees & sponsors
Yolande Verbeek Chief Operations Officer EBN
Tirza van Daalen Director Geological Survey of the Netherlands TNO
Carel Hooijkaas EVP New Energy TGS
David Lackenby Subsurface Low Carbon Manager BP
Ellie MacInnes New Business Development – Green Tech Viridien
Arjan van Vliet Energy Transition Advisor Shell
Prakash Sharma VP Head of Scenarios and Technologies WoodMackenzie
Ben Dewever Shell
Mike Branston SLB
Rouhi Farajzadeh Shell/TU Delft
Roman Berenblyum NORCE
Sylvain Thibeau OGCI, TotalEnergies
Susan Fellows Computer Modelling Group Limited
Neville Brookes Viridien
Jean-Luc Formento Viridien
Denis Voskov TU Delft
Nicole Grobys Wintershall Dea
Sandrine David TGS
Carrie Holloway SLB
Habib Al Khatib SpotLight
Filip Neele TNO
Sonia Isabella Lopez Kovacs Repsol
Shi Yuan Toh Heriot-Watt University
Ali Moradi Tehrani Geosoftware
Laurent Fontanelli UniLaSalle
Bruce Webb Eni
Carolina Coll
UNECE Expert Group on Resource Management
Ong Swee Keong Petronas
Syrie Crouch Independent
Federico Games Ad Terra
Carlos Granado Computer Modelling Group Limited
Giovanni Sosio SLB
Gehrig Schultz EPI
Jeanette Hagan ZeroGeo Energy GmbH
Alexandros Daniilidis TU Delft
Adriaan Janszen EBN
Anisa Noor Corina TNO
Andreas Busch Heriot-Watt University
Mariane Peter-Borie Look Up Geoscience
Kim Gunn Maver Green Therma
Luca Masnaghetti SLB
Damien Bonte IFP Energies nouvelles
Saba Keynejad Geocento
Thomas Olver Geothermal Engineering LTD
Matyas Gati MS Energy Solutions Ltd
Mike Round Cornish Lithium
Adeline Parent SLB
Eric Leoutre Swiss Geo Energy
Gerd Winterleitner Fraunhofer IEG
Annick Loschetter BRGM
Karin de Borst Shell
Nur Schuba University of Texas At Austin
Susanne Kuchling Geothermie Neubrandenburg
Marcin Glegola RWE
Daniel Palmowski Terranta
Sam Xie Curtin University
Dariusz Strapoc SLB
Hadi Hajibeygi TU Delft
Rader Abdul Fattah TNO
Piotr Krawiec BP
Richard Schultz, Orion Geomechanics LLC
Cristina Yuste Fernandez Trinity Energy Storage
Christian Heine Shell
Carla Martin Clave AtkinsRéalis
Maarten Vanneste NGI
Sanket Bhattacharya Fugro
Gwenaëlle Salaün Ørsted
Stefan Wenau ATLAS MARIDAN
Alistair Robertshaw BP
Robert Lorenzen Equinor
Allan McKay TGS
Graham Bell Beam
Heidi Etter Worley Consulting
Guillaume Sauvin Equinor
Joris Siermann Shell
Michael Calvert Applied Acoustics
Lennart Siemann Fraunhofer IWES
Willem Fontein GEOxyz
Friso Veenstra TNO
Jeroen Godtschalk AFRY
Victoria Adestål Equinor
GET24 Conference
Yolande Verbeek Chief Operations Officer EBN
Tirza van Daalen Director Geological Survey of the Netherlands TNO
Carel Hooijkaas EVP New Energy TGS
David Lackenby Subsurface Low Carbon Manager BP
Ellie MacInnes New Business Development – Green Tech Viridien
Arjan van Vliet Energy Transition Advisor Shell
Prakash Sharma VP Head of Scenarios and Technologies WoodMackenzie
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