BEOS 2025

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Bill Wilks and Phil Copestake are looking forward to attending the GESGB BEOS conference "Standing on the shoulders of giants" taking place on 4-5th March 2025.

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SPE Geothermal 2025

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Helen Bone and Georgina Lockham are looking forward to attending the SPE Geothermal Conference in just three weeks time to join in the conversation around sustainable energy for the future and what role geothermal energy will play in this. Continue reading to find out more.

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Offshore Wind

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In order to further develop Merlin’s capability in wind energy subsurface support, Merlin’s Geoscientist Georgina Lockham, and Senior Geophysicist Eleanor Oldham have recently attended a course and conference dedicated to this net zero energy solution. Continue reading to learn more.

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Energy in Africa

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Bill Wilks and Helen Bone are attending Africa Oil Week and are looking forward to being part of the discussion on Africa's energy mix, including both traditional oil and gas and low carbon solutions. Continue reading to find out more.

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CCS Symposium

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Eleanor Oldham will be presenting 'Efficient Storage Complex Characterisation and 4D Monitoring Feasibility using Rock Physics' at the third Energy Group CCS symposium.

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Bujak North Sea – West of Shetland Paleogene Stratigraphic Database

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The Bujak Database is an essential resource for all companies evaluating Paleogene reservoirs in the North Sea/West of Shetland areas. It provides improved stratigraphic calibration for both hydrocarbon and energy transition projects. Continue reading to find out more about this product that is available for purchase from our website.

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Sunny Sedimentology

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Dave Whitworth gives a part technical, part geoliday write up of his PhD fieldwork to southwestern Utah. His study area is centred on the Zion National Park and his research focusses on the interactions between continental and marine sediments and their potential to act as reservoirs for carbon storage. Continue reading to learn more and see some fantastic pictures of the geology and landscape.

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