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Call for Workshop Proposals
And broaden your horizon
EAGE is inviting proposals to organise one day workshops as part of the Seventh EAGE Global Energy Transition Conference and Exhibition (GET2026), held in Hannover, 2–6 November 2026. Workshops should focus on topics such as CCS, geothermal energy, critical raw materials, hydrogen energy storage, and offshore wind, and should encourage interactive discussion and new ideas around emerging challenges and opportunities.
Deadline for preliminary proposals: 31 January 2026.
Workshop is listed below
Workshop 1 – 31 October
Core Workshop for CCS and Geothermal: Hands-On Workshop at PanTerra for Geological Risk Assessment for Geothermal and CCS with Core Material
Are you interested in sustainable energy from the deep subsurface? Do you want to explore the geological foundation of geothermal energy and carbon capture and storage (CCS) by studying real reservoir rocks?
If you do, then join us for the EAGE GET2025 one-day workshop at PanTerra
Geoconsultants, where theory meets practice in a unique, hands-on experience focused on geological risk assessment for CCS and geothermal projects.
Workshop 2 – 31 October
Geoscience Communication Through Visual and Non-Verbal Skills
Organised by EAGE Special Interest Community on Geoscience Communication & Public Engagement
This workshop on geoscience communication and public engagement aims to enhance the ability of participants to convey complex geoscientific concepts through creative forms, including visual and non-verbal skills. Attendees will learn how different delivery styles influence the way geoscientific messages are received, and they will explore ways to engage and educate their audiences, making scientific information more accessible and engaging. The workshop includes hands-on activities, interactive exercises, and practical applications, ensuring participants leave with improved communication skills and best practices to convey their message with impact.
Workshop 3 – 27 October
Geosteering Fundamentals & Theory
This workshop is designed to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of geosteering principles and applications. Attendees will learn to integrate a variety of geosteering techniques including Model-Based, Stratigraphic-Based, Multi-Well and Multi-Log Correlation, Image Log Interpretation, and Vendor-Independent Resistivity Stochastic Inversion within advanced geosteering software.
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