Linus Walter presents today a seminar at IDAEA-CSIC entitled "Simulating Subsurface Fluid Flow in Fractured Reservoirs via Physics-informed Neural Networks"

 

Title: "Simulating Subsurface Fluid Flow in Fractured Reservoirs via Physics-informed Neural Networks"

Date: 5th July 2023

Hour: 14h00

Venue: Seminari B. IDAEA-CSIC. C. Jordi Girona, 18-26. 08034 - Barcelona.

 

Abstract:

Víctor Vilarrasa has been interviewed at the radio program El Nautilus, from IB3 ràdio, talking about the latest GEoREST's research on geothermal energy

 

Last Saturday July 1st, Víctor Vilarrasa has been interview on the program “El Nautilus” of IB3 ràdio, by Cristina Amanda Tur, explaining the potential of geothermal energy to reach net-zero emissions, and how the risk of induced seismicity can be minimized, based on GEoREST's study

(https://www.nature.com/articles/s43247-023-00764-y) that explains the causes of the induced seismicity at the enhanced geothermal system at Basel.

 

The PI of GEoREST is interviewed for an article on offshore geologic carbon storage

 

Although the company will focus the business on the Nordic country, the intention is to become a European carbon storage hub in the North Sea, according to Brian Gilvary, president of Ineos Energy, in an interview with this newspaper. However, he recognized that for this it will first be necessary to develop a regulatory framework at European level for its transport and export.

Radio news from the National Spanish Radio (RNE) features the research of the GEoREST team on geologic carbon storage as a safe option to reach carbon neutrality to mitigate the climate emergency

 

"Las Mañanas de Rne" by Íñigo Alfonso, from the National Radio, has interviewed Víctor Vilarrasa on geologic carbon storage as a safe technology to reach carbon neutrality. The news is included from minute 19:55 to 22:25 in the following link:

 

A new research on process understanding of the post-injection seismicity led by the GEoREST team has been published in Communications Earth & Enviroment

 

A new article published in Nature Review ("Poroelastic stress relaxation, slip stress transfer and friction weakening controlled post-injection seismicity at the Basel Enhanced Geothermal System") by GEoREST Team (Auregan Boyet, Silvia De Simone, Shemin Ge & Víctor Vilarrasa)