Department of Geology researchers at 83rd EAGE Annual Conference & Exhibition in Madrid
A strong community of geoscience & engineering experts, leaders and next-generation talents gathered at the 83rd EAGE Annual Conference & Exhibition in Madrid on 6–9 June. EAGE, as one of the largest subsurface professionals’ association in the world plays an important role in transition of fossil-fuel targeted activities to the renewables and storage-targeted education, research and business.
“Leading Geosciences into a New Era” was the theme for this large world-wide event, where researchers, oil and gas companies, geo-equipment and software providers exchanged their knowledge, presented their advanced and retargeted products and shared their ideas and plans for energy transition era that enable their companies to become carbon-neutral by 2050.
Alla Shogenova and Kazbulat Shogenov, EAGE members, took active part in the conference, where about 4,500 people were registered onsite and altogether 800 presentations were made. One of the most popular topics at the conference was CO2 and H2 storage issues, including Joint EAGE/SPE session “Geological Storage of Hydrogen or CO2” on the 7 June where A. Shogenova made an oral presentation on UHS in Lithuania. On the 8 June in the session “Natural gas Storage & CO2 and Waste Storage”, K. Shogenov talked about UHS future outlook for Estonia and Latvia. The next day, K. Shogenov was chair at the session “CCS and Utilization 2”. The research was supported by Horizon Europe HyStories projects. The participation of our researchers in the EAGE Annual Conference was supported by EAGE-PACE Foundation, HyStories project and ENeRG network.
Alla Shogenova is an EAGE member and has taken part in the annual EAGE conferences many times since 1996. Kazbulat Shogenov is an EAGE member since 2006 and has been reviewing the extended EAGE abstracts since 2007. He has been invited to convene the EAGE technical sessions on a number of occasions.
