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Day 3 of the Geoscience Australia Exploring for the Future Showcase is currently underway. The Showcase is a free online event where you will hear from geoscience experts and guest speakers as they unveil the exciting new findings from the world-leading Exploring for the Future program. Today's sessions will present our latest research into hydrogen, carbon capture and storage (CCS), and green steel with an overview of the new Green Steel Economic Fairways tool and our work on national inventories of basins for energy and groundwater, mineral and mine waste potential. View the full Showcase program and register for free today! #EFTF #geoscience #minerals #mineralresources #energyresources #greensteel #criticalminerals #groundwater #energy #hydrogen #carbonstorage #AustraliaResources

The Critical Minerals Intelligence Centre, hosted by British Geological Survey, has recently published its Foresight Demand Studies, examining future growth of various decarbonisation technologies in the UK and their critical minerals demands, commissioned by the UK Government Department for Business and Trade. The work compliments the UK Criticality Assessment, recently published by BGS, identifying #rareearthelements as the highest level level of criticality. BGS have worked in partnership with Ionic Technologies to develop an analysis of UK rare earth stocks and flows, which compliments the recently announced Ionic Rare Earths Limited Feasibility Study for commercialisation of #rareearth production in Belfast, UK, supported by the UK Government via Innovate UK's CLIMATES funding. "It is crucial, therefore, that the development of a permanent magnet ecosystem in the UK is supported by government. This would also facilitate the establishment of reverse supply chains from magnets that become available from decommissioned wind turbines"; one of a number of key recommendations put forward in the Studies. We congratulate BGS on these important Studies and acknowledge the recognition of Ionic Technologies as a solution provider. Ionic Technologies Director of Operations Thomas Kelly met with Evi Petavratzi, who authored the Studies, at the first CMIC event at BGS. https://lnkd.in/edYYt_9i

To meet the growing demand for #MineralResources, including #CriticalRawMaterials for the #EnergyTransition, #Recycling alone - although necessary - is not sufficient. We need new #mines and we need them in #Europe to safeguard the supply chains of our industries. New mines means new deposits to discover, that in turn means more #MineralExploration. The EIS_HorizonEU project develops #MineralSystem based #MineralProspectivityMapping tools to support mineral exploration, improve its efficiency/cost ratio and reduce its #EnvironmentalImpacts. I was glad to contribute to this video from LGI, featuring BRGM, that explains why Mineral Prospectivity Mapping is important to all of us. https://lnkd.in/enrZZaBf

Are you interested in Australia’s minerals, groundwater or energy resources? 🚨 Join us for the final Exploring for the Future Showcase on 13-16 August! The Showcase is a free online event where you will hear from geoscience experts and guest speakers as they unveil the exciting new findings from the world-leading Exploring for the Future program. Day 1 of the Showcase will feature these insightful sessions: 🎤 Program overview and an expert panel discussion: Dr James Johnson will kick off the Showcase with an overview of the 8-year program, highlighting its impacts, benefits and achievements. Join an expert panel discussion led by Dr Andrew Heap and leaders across government, industry and academia on the legacy and the value of the program and precompetitive geoscience now and into the future. 💡 Community engagement: Discover how we engage with stakeholders and communities, including initiatives with First Nations peoples and regional communities. Learn how we're making geological data and information accessible to everyone with the launch of our new public geoscience platform. 🙋 Interact with our scientists: Engage directly with our scientists via open Q&A sessions, discussing topics related to Australia's current and future challenges. With so much new science to share, this year’s Showcase is bigger than ever, delivering insights into the program’s national and regional geoscience, including transformational national datasets, improved mineral, energy, and groundwater resource assessments, new decision support tools, major data releases and much more. View the full Showcase program and register for free today 👉 ga.gov.au/showcase #EFTF #geoscience #minerals #mineralresources #energyresources #greensteel #scienceweek #criticalminerals #groundwater #energy #hydrogen #carbonstorage #AustraliaResources #geoscience

Hydrocarbons & Sustainable 🌎 The Future of Hydrocarbon Exploration: Data-Driven, Efficient, and Sustainable Hydrocarbon exploration that is both sustainable and efficient is essential in the quickly changing energy landscape of today. Businesses are concentrating on optimizing their resources while striking a balance between productivity and environmental effect. However, what does this actually mean? Reservoir Characterization: It's critical to know the precise location and number of hydrocarbons. To guarantee precise reservoir mapping, SELMo Geosciences uses cutting-edge seismic interpretation tools. Sustainable Exploration: As concerns about climate change grow, we need to change how we find and extract hydrocarbons. We optimize production while ensuring minimal environmental damage by employing data-driven algorithms. If your company is looking for a smarter, more sustainable approach to hydrocarbon exploration, connect with us at SELMo Geosciences. contact number on WhatsApp +254 715 234903. #SelMoGeosciences #PetroleumGeoscience #OilAndGas #ReservoirCharacterization #EnvironmentalAssessment #GeologicalConsulting #HydrocarbonExploration #Geoscience

🚀 Exciting News! We're thrilled to announce the release of our deliverable D1.1 – Comprehensive Overview of the Project! 📜✨ This report dives deep into the RFCS objectives and the vital need for COALHERITAGE. 📚 It features a curated catalogue of Horizon, RFCS, and RFCS-AM projects, focusing on preparing for a just transition, addressing challenges, and seizing opportunities. We conducted a thorough literature review to expand knowledge on coal mine closure, repurposing, and the Just Transition, highlighting the unique aspects of COALHERITAGE. 🔍💡 🛠️ The COALHERITAGE project is developing the EVMJ platform, an interactive tool to transfer the coal cultural legacy through a user-friendly environment. 🌐 The EVMJ will provide in-depth knowledge of post-mining coal heritage in selected territories, encouraging stakeholders to learn more and visit these heritage sites. 📍🏞️ 🏰 COALHERITAGE will also outline the processes to declare coal mining sites as national heritage on selected territories, creating a standardized inventory of assets and a specialized inter-regional coal heritage network. 🌍🗺️ A Geo-database will be integrated as a specific route in the European Route of Industrial Heritage to protect the cultural identity of coal mines. 🏭💼 ✨ The COALHERITAGE network will promote the conservation of coal mines as both tangible and intangible assets. 🏅 Coal mining has been crucial to economic and social development, and it's vital to preserve this heritage for future generations. 👨👩👧👦 Through this project, we aim to provide a new concept for repurposing and protecting mines, offering re-skilling programs and jobs in new economic sectors like tourism. 🎓🏨 Stay tuned for more updates! 🌟 #COALHERITAGE #JustTransition #CulturalHeritage #MiningHistory #SustainableFuture More: https://lnkd.in/dE6v2zZp

November 21st: Field program completions, assay results and more for projects in BC. Some info not included: * NEO Battery Materials is awarded as a Consortium Partner in a CAD 20M Recycled Silicon Battery Project Organized by the South Korean Ministry of Trade, Industry, and Energy; * Artemis Gold's Blackwater Gold Mine in British Columbia announces continued progress and is now in the final stages of construction and commissioning with the first gold pour projected by year-end; * Aclara Resources announced that its Chilean subsidiary, REE Uno, has been awarded a research, development and innovation grant of USD 730,000 from the Innovation Management Division of the Chilean Economic Development Agency to advance its multi-variable machine learning models to analyze and interpret complex data particularly associated with ionic clay deposits; *  Canada welcomes the release of Kinship and Prosperity: Proven Solutions for a Clean Energy Landscape, the Wah-ila-toos Indigenous Council’s Report, which provides recommendations to power more Indigenous, rural and remote communities with clean energy while recognizing the various challenges these communities face; * Member of Parliament for the Yukon, on behalf of the Minister of Northern Affairs and Minister responsible for PrairiesCan and CanNor, along with the Yukon Premier, announces a joint investment of more than $370,000 to explore the feasibility of creating a Canadian Institute for Arctic Security in the Yukon; * Canada’s Minister of Energy and Natural Resources, announced a $2.1-million investment under the Indigenous Natural Resource Partnerships program to the Qikiqtani Inuit Association for an Inuit-led project in Nunavut; * The British Columbia Government announces that a provincial statutory decision-maker has granted Barkerville Gold Mines, owned by Osisko Development Corporation, an operating permit under the Mines Act for its Cariboo Gold Mine despite missing a Letter of Consent from the Xatśūll First Nation; * The Act to amend the Clean Energy Act (2024) Bill 40 received assent today in the Yukon Legislative Assembly resulting in a set reduction target of 45 percent in greenhouse gas emissions intensity by 2035 for placer, quartz (hard rock) mining and the post-production and abandoned mines sectors. The newsletter link is in the comments! #BritishColumbia #Yukon #MineralExploration #Mining #NewsReleases

Repost from last week; our latest paper titled: 'Spatial distribution of remaining movable and non-movable oil fractions in a depleted Maastrichtian chalk reservoir, Danish North Sea : Implications for CO2 storage.' https://lnkd.in/dvqgBGE7