The EAGE DET Community is the network of members interested in sharing knowledge and developing skills among geoscientists and engineers working with decarbonization and energy transition technologies, on both the geo-scientific and engineering aspects of surface and subsurface decarbonization including CO2 sequestration and the advancement of renewables such as geothermal energy production.
This Community is open to members in all stages of their career.
"The link with what our industry does is obvious, and these sessions answer questions that everyone is asking about our work."
"This is a topic that should start to be part of the conversation more frequently. It is also interesting because it can enable the conversation about decarbonisation pathways from different sectors, industries, countries, by building a holistic view of what energy transition is and how to create a network for knowledge and experience sharing which can be translated into programmes and actions."
Activities
- Contributions to EAGE events, such as the EAGE Annual 2023 (Dedicated Session) and GET 2023
- Online Community meetings, including the Energy Transition Stories and the Energy Transition Challenges
- Local events and collaborations
- News, interviews, career advice and vacancies
Curious to know all EAGE is doing around the energy transition? In our Energy Transition Hub you can find all EAGE opportunities for learning, sharing and connecting in one place.
Visit the EAGE Energy Transition Hub
The EAGE Resource Evaluation Committee (REvC) also contributes to our work on the energy transition by participating in the creation and review of the CO2 Storage Resources Management System (SRMS) and its guidelines.
Committee
The DET Community is coordinated by a Committee that serves for a period of two years. The current Committee is serving the 2021– 2023 term.
| Name | Company / Institution | Country |
|---|---|---|
| Adeline Parent | SLB | Germany |
| Benjamin Bellwald | NGI | Norway |
| Carla Martin Clave (co-chair) | Jacobs | United Kingdom |
| Carla Oliveira Dos Santos | Equinor | Brazil |
| Dan Hemingway | PDS Group | United Kingdom |
| Edward Hough | BGS | United Kingdom |
| Giovanni Sosio | SLB | France |
| Jean-Jacques Biteau (co-chair) | Retired from Total | France |
| Karin de Borst | Shell | Netherlands |
| Katie Ireland | Ørsted | United Kingdom |
| Matthias Imhof | ExxonMobil | United States |
| Maximilian Haas | SLB | United Kingdom |
Questions? Ideas?
