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Fig 1: It is important that groundwater remains protected; there is a potential risk of groundwater being contaminated from leaks from oil and gas wells, through old infrastructure (mines and boreholes) and by transport through the rock mass from the source of the oil and gas.
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Assessing potential groundwater contamination in the pursuit of new energy sources
Schematic illustration and summary of the Work Packages (WP) and activities in ALIGN-CCUS.
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New European research to reduce and reuse CO2 in industrial processes
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BGS POSITION – FRACKING DECISION IN THE UK
Area considered prospective for gas-mature Carboniferous shale (in red, holes within the extent are dashed), Midland Valley of Scotland in relation to the urban areas of central Scotland. Contains Ordnance Survey data ©Crown copyright 2014.
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The Carboniferous shales of the Midland Valley of Scotland: geology and resource estimation
Area considered prospective for Jurassic shale oil in relation to the urban areas of southern Britain. Contains Ordnance Survey data © Crown copyright and database right 2014. The South Downs and New Forest National Parks are indicated in pale orange; Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty are shown in pale green.
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Jurassic Shale of the Weald Basin: resource estimation
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Shale gas resource figure released
The UK subsurface as shown in the National Geological Model (UK3D).
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Scientists to shed light on UK’s underground energy technologies
Heat recovery and storage in the urban subsurface, using open- and closed-loop ground-source heat pumps (GSHP), connected via heat networks, could offer part of the solution to decarbonise energy supplies to achieve net zero
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The Cardiff Urban Geo Observatory: ‘a city-scale observatory for city-scale challenges’

Heat recovery and storage in the urban subsurface could offer part of the solution to decarbonise energy supplies.

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