British Geological Survey

Borehole geophysical logging is the practice of creating a detailed record or well-log of the geological formations of any given borehole Credit: Robertson Geo
SITE INVESTIGATION

The importance of boreholes

Borehole logging past and present - all you need to know about down the hole data collection

10 May 2024

An aerial view of the newly opened UK Geoenergy Observatory in Cheshire Credit: UKRI
GEOTHERMAL

New underground observatory open for research

Construction completed at the Cheshire Observatory and the facility is now open for research

12 April 2024

 L to r: Sami Massum (BGS), David Boon (BGS), Councillor Rob Inglis, Michelle Bentham, (BGS), Mark Thorpe (Pick Everard), Ross Goodband (Pick Everard), Ruth Edwards MP, Daniel Crow (BGS), Gershwyn Soanes (BGS), Andrew McConnochie (BGS), Mike Potter (NERC), James Howell (NERC) and Edward Leddy-Owen
GEOTHERMAL

BGS implementing a low-carbon heating system

A ground source heating project is being implemented by BGS at its Nottinghamshire headquarters

11 March 2024

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A Sneak Peek at the Future of Drilling Data

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