BGS releases borehole information packs for Glasgow Observatory

The British Geological Survey (BGS) is laying the foundation for the future mine water heat energy research with the release of detailed information packs including drilling logs, borehole construction details and overview hydraulic test data from the new geoenergy observatory in Glasgow.

Information packs for the boreholes which have been drilled at the geoenergy observatory in Glasgow are now being made available by BGS

13 August 2020
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