We are excited to announce that abstract submissions for EGPD 2023 are open NOW! If you are a PhD student researching geothermal-related topics, we'd love to find out more. Deadline for submissions is the 5th of Feb. More details can be found at https://t.co/RxaolE23Xc
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We are thrilled to announce that TU Delft will be hosting the 2024 European Geothermal Phd Days ! Congratulations, and see you all in the Netherlands next year ! #egpd2024#GeothermalNOW
Engaging geothermal science communication workshop facilitated by @MajaTurnsek and instructive tour of the @UKGeoenergy Observatory in Glasgow offered by @BritGeoSurvey experts. Another fantastic day that closes EGPD2023 with a glorious (Scottish) sunshine !
It’s been two very successful days of conference in Glasgow ! Many thanks to all speakers and poster presenters for sharing about their fascinating PhD research work. #GeothermalNOW
Reminder to get your abstracts in for EGPD 2023 by the 5th of February if you wish to present your geothermal-related research to other PhDs and visit beautiful Glasgow this April! https://t.co/RxaolE2BMK
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Welcome to the new Twitter account for European Geothermal PhD Days 2023, to be held in Glasgow between 4th and 6th April 2023. This student-led conference aims to provide a platform for PhD researchers from across the UK and Europe to meet and discuss their research. 🌋🏴
Deep geothermal energy exists in many parts of the UK. Where they coincide with towns & cities, geothermal resources can provide affordable & secure low-carbon heating to thousands of homes, offices & other buildings.
Read our briefing note & learn more:
https://t.co/EWvW6UgT88
Can geothermal energy supply all of the UK's heating?
A committee of MPs has urged the government to exploit the vast amount of underground heat beneath the UK, but realising that potential isn't straightforward reports @MadeleineCuff
https://t.co/I28GYN0v94