PETEX is the largest subsurface-focused E&P conference and exhibition in the UK, with a broader scope to include the energy transition.
Hosted by the Geoscience Energy Society of Great Britain on 19-20th November 2024, this was a great opportunity to present the GSEU project to Industry. Patrick Wall of EGS presented “A Geological Service for Europe: from Geological Data to Policy and Society Support”, which was warmly welcomed by a new audience.
More about PETEX can be found here.
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