Sep182020
The UK Geoenergy Observatory in Glasgow has released data and images from up to 199 metres below the surface of the city.
The data will help scientists understand the subsurface better and shed light on how mine water heat could be used as a renewable energy source for homes and industry.
The British Geological Survey (BGS) is laying the foundations for future mine water heat energy research, releasing detailed information packs including drilling logs, borehole construction details and overview hydraulic test data from the new geoenerg… read more
Researchers have won early stage funding to research and develop plans to tap into disused, flooded coal mines for geothermal heat. The British Geological Survey (BGS) are a partner in the consortium for the HotScot project which will share research da… read more
BGS shortlisted for Brownfield Award read more
It’s good news for geology lovers! The British Geological Survey (BGS) shop at London’s Natural History Museum is re-opening its doors, after the pandemic left it closed since March. read more