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Updated geological assessment of the Southern North Sea set to underpin future offshore infrastructure development
The first regional assessment for 30 years will support offshore marine and subsurface planning for the UK’s low-carbon energy infrastructure, including the 2030 target of 45 to 50 GW generated through offshore wind.
UK Critical Minerals Intelligence Centre 2026 showcase
A special live webinar with the team from the Critical Minerals Intelligence Centre showcasing the latest research from 2026 on copper, the future of digital, and what's next for the criticality assessment. A recording of the event is now available.
Making research matter: BGS joins leading research organisations in new national initiative
A new alliance of 35 organisations has been formed that is dedicated to advancing science for the benefit of people, communities, the economy and national priorities.
BGS welcomes publication of the UK Critical Minerals Strategy
A clear strategic vision for the UK is crucial to secure the country’s long-term critical mineral supply chains and drive forward the Government’s economic growth agenda.
How the geology on our doorstep can help inform offshore infrastructure design
BGS is part of a new collaboration using onshore field work to contextualise offshore data and update baseline geological models which can inform the sustainable use of marine resources.
Funding awarded for study on hydrogen storage potential in North Yorkshire
A new study has been awarded funding to explore the potential for underground hydrogen storage near the Knapton power plant.
New geological ‘pathways’ discovered beneath Welsh capital
Scientists have discovered cavities in the clay underneath Cardiff, which will influence the siting of future geothermal developments.
New platform highlights geothermal potential across the UK
A new government-funded geothermal initiative, which includes an interactive map, has launched to help decision makers assess the geothermal potential across the UK.