About the UK Geoenergy Observatories
The £31 million UK Geoenergy Observatories (UKGEOS), located at Glasgow and Chester, provide facilities uniquely capable of the experimental investigation of heat and fluid flow in the subsurface, to support the net zero agenda on heating and cooling, and energy storage. Focusing on mine water thermal and aquifer thermal energy storage, the sites will be supported by an exceptional resource of cores and core scanning equipment.
The event
This event will provide an opportunity to learn about the UKGEOS facilities via a presentation and question and answer session. There will also be an opportunity for participants to network and meet members of the UKGEOS project delivery team over lunch.
You may be interested in attending this event if you are developing research on the use of low-grade geothermal energy in natural aquifers and former coal mine workings. University business development staff who support research, and academics from other disciplines, are encouraged to attend.
Please click the ‘Register to attend’ button and complete the short registration form to register your interest and reserve a place at this event.
Additional information
Further information on the UK Geoenergy Observatories is available on the UKGEOS website, together with open access data, reports and updates on observatory development.
A recording of the presentation will be made available after the event.
Contact
If you require further information about this event please contact: Sydnee O’Brien.