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Latest Blog Posts
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Our team has arrived in Toulouse for the EAGE Annual Conference
✅ Final booth check — done!
Huge thanks to our booth builder Expovorm International for their outstanding work.
📍 You’ll find us in a fantastic location at Main Isle, Booth #310.
Read more: Our team has arrived in Toulouse for the EAGE Annual Conference
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We're gearing up for EAGE 2025 in Toulouse – and our team can't wait to see you there!
Come visit us at Booth #310, right on the main aisle – you literally can't miss us.
Read more: We're gearing up for EAGE 2025 in Toulouse – and our team can't wait to see you there!
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LUC (Low Unit Cost) Geothermal Energy – Field Trip to Piesberg Recap
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Yesterday, we had the opportunity to explore the Piesberg quarry in Germany as part of our ongoing geothermal investigation for the Municipality of Dinkelland (Denekamp). This field trip is a component of the LUC Geothermal Energy project, aimed at identifying cost-effective and sustainable geothermal energy sources in the Twente region.
Read more: LUC (Low Unit Cost) Geothermal Energy – Field Trip to Piesberg Recap