VIRTUAL EVENT: Inaugural Energy and Emerging Technology in Geoscience Symposium – November 17-18

The Canadian Society of Petroleum Geologists (CSPG) and Geothermal Canada (GC) are hosting the inaugural virtual Energy and Emerging Technology in Geoscience Symposium (EETiG) on November 17-18. This biennial event has been designed to provide information covering a comprehensive array of topics that will be of interest to the broader professional and geotechnical community including regulators/government, professional and technical societies, proponents of geoscience-related projects, and geoscience students. The event will cover geothermal, lithium, hydrogen, helium, carbon capture and data management. It will focus on exchanging knowledge related to new technologies in these emerging energy fields, the latest research and lessons learned. Our inaugural EETIG Symposium will host a keynote presentation with Chief Cadmus Delorme, Chief of the Cowessess First Nation. His presentation will examine “Indigenous Involvement in Renewable Energy Projects”. View the full technical program of the symposium and register today!

Why Attend?

• Explore new technologies and learn of the latest research in geothermal, hydrogen, lithium, helium and carbon capture.
• Be the first to know of the data requirements for those fields.
• Learn about some of the latest projects and developments in Canada pertaining to some of those fields.
• Understand the factors behind successes and failures of similar projects in other parts of the world.
• Broaden your network and establish new business connections with industry professionals.
• Find out what it takes to transition your career into any of these emerging energy fields.
• Accumulate continuing professional development (CPD) hours for 2021.

Registration Information:

Visit the EETiG symposium website to view registration options available for individuals and groups. Contact Jennifer Lee, CSPG Events Specialist for further information.

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