Bringing the Subsurface into the Light - drawing together the baseline data and knowledge needed to manage Europe's natural resources and reach Net Zero
The Geological Surveys of Europe have a long history of cooperation, both through their umbrella organisation EuroGeoSurveys - the project coordinator - and through numerous joint projects and programmes. While these collaborations have been crucial for joint innovation, the exchange of knowledge and expertise, and the development of data and information standards and harmonisation frameworks, the sustainable provision of a Geological Service for Europe requires that this cooperation goes a step further.
Through a 5-year Co-ordination and Support Action, the GSEU (Geological Service For Europe) Project, EuroGeoSurveys and 48 partner organizations from 35 European countries will deliver a plan for a sustainable Geological Service for Europe. The GSEU's key objective is to develop and make permanen...
🔥 Two years after the REPowerEU Plan, the EU Commission is boosting renewable energy deployment with new recommendations and streamlined permitting procedures (https://lnkd.in/eC-9CHt6). This initiative enhances the EU's renewable energy framework, promoting rapid deployment of clean technologies...
🤝Director General for International Partnerships Koen DOENS spotlighted the crucial role of geological surveys in bolstering international partnerships for resilience in Critical Raw Materials value chains at the @EITRawMaterials #RawMaterialsSummit2024! Let's further our efforts by fostering a E...
Geological maps, map data sets and 3D models both onshore and offshore are a basic and essential source of geological information. An inventory covering as much information as possible has been carried out to support the search for existing sources of information and subsequent cross-border harmo...
Terrestrial reference frames form the backbone of all location-based #EarthObservations -- what are the challenges faced when implementing a new global #ReferenceFrame at the regional level? At #AGU23 this Thursday, Anna Riddell of Geoscience Australia will discuss the recent developments in th...
This year, the next Near Surface Geoscience Conference & Exhibition is to be held for the first time in Edinburgh, from the 3rd to the 7th September 2023. The annual meeting, run by the EAGE (European Association of Geoscientists and Engineers), provides a platform to discuss the near surface ch...