The most recent edition of the Minus CO₂ Challenge, now renamed the Energy Transition Global Challenge, took place in 2025. Congratulations to the team from the Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Petroleum Technology (India) for winning this year’s competition!
Application and selection process
The world is changing, and the challenge of climate change is impacting the oil and gas industry in many ways. As with other EAGE field challenges, participants work with a real field dataset, gaining practical experience that supports successful careers in applied geosciences. In the Global Energy Transition Challenge, student teams are invited to analyse a dataset from a carbon sequestration project and develop innovative technical solutions.
To ensure a successful application you should be aware of the EAGE Global Energy Transition Challenge 2026 Rules and Procedures.
Application Deadline: 18 May
Jury reviews the Workflow Task reports and selects six teams to proceed to the Analysis, Results and Recommendations phase.
Announcement of the six selected teams.
Teams prepare their Analysis, Results and Recommendations and submit their final reports.
Jury reviews the final reports.
Online presentations and selection of the three finalist teams.
Final presentations during the Global Energy Transition Conference & Exhibition (GET).
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