IGS 2025 will be a dynamic hub for addressing global and regional geomechanics challenges, centered around the theme Geomechanics: Innovations and Solutions for Energy Sustainability and Resilience. This theme reflects the growing importance of geomechanics in addressing modern energy demands and challenges, including applications in hydrocarbon, mining, geothermal, carbon sequestration, hydrogen, subsurface energy storage, geotechnics, environment, and deep space.
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The Malaysian Oil, Gas and Energy Services Council (MOGSC) is the largest
industry association representing the interests of the Oil, Gas and Energy Industry
in Malaysia and was established almost 20 years ago in 2003. MOGSC’s main
mission is to promote, create awareness, increase the profile and visibility of our
members. Now, the association has more than 600 corporate and associate
members from every segment of the Oil, Gas & Energy supply chain representing
about 60,000 workforces. We also engage and collaborate with industry
stakeholders, associations, and government agencies for the benefit of the
industry and is increasingly becoming a reference of information for the
Government and Media.
The International Geomechanics Conference is a synergetic event bringing together rock mechanics experts from all corners of the world. Submit your abstracts to become a part of the amazing conference. The topics include all walks of geomechanics including petroleum, civil, mining, CCUS and underground hydrogen storage.
The International Geomechanics Conference is the world’s premier geomechanics event and brings together the leading experts in the field. I am extremely delighted and excited that Kuala Lumpur will be hosting this major event that highlights the critical role of geomechanics in the energy industry.
Join us at the International Geomechanics Conference in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, focusing on the role of geomechanics in sustainability and energy efficiency. This event covers key topics, such as CO2 Sequestration, Subsurface Hydrogen, and Energy Storage, offering a platform for sharing experiences in areas like artificial intelligence in geomechanics, sustainable mining, and geothermal energy. Your contributions will shape the industry’s future. Be part of this dynamic exchange.
In geomechanics, we explore how Earth’s forces interact below the surface; rocks, fluids, and essential resources collaborating in a fluid dance. This dynamic interplay reveals the resilience and complexity shaping the landscape of future energy.
We are excited to be part of this prestigious conference, IGS, where experts from around the world gather to embrace the profound connection between the science and engineering for a resilient future. Join us in IGS 2024 and let’s make the most of this unique platform to explore innovative ideas, share expertise, and collectively contribute to the advancement of Geomechanics.
The IGS Conference last year in Dhahran was a great experience. I gave a long talk on Subsurface Energy Storage – a rapidly growing area in the field of Geomechanics, a vital aid to the Energy Transition. I also met many old friends and new friends, with great pleasure. I am looking forward to Kuala Lumpur in November of this year.
Join us in unraveling the mysteries of geomechanics! Submit your abstract and be part of this extraordinary gathering, uniting experts from across the globe. Don’t miss out on this unique opportunity, see you in Kuala Lumpur.
We welcome you to the 2024 International Geomechanics Conference in beautiful Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, and it is the first time the conference will being held in Asia-Pacific. Come and join fellow geomechanics and geoscientists to celebrate the Role of Geomechanics in Sustainability and Energy Efficiency which includes comprehensive topics of current high interests ranging from Carbon Capture & Storage and Subsurface Hydrogen & Energy Storage, to Geomechanics in Geothermal, Petroleum, Mining, Geotechnics and Environmental applications. You will be at one of the best gatherings for geomechanics and geoscientists who share a common passion in sustainability and energy efficiency in pursuit of key enablers to meet net zero carbon emission by 2050.
Geomechanics has an important role to play in assessing formation integrity during well construction and completion, and in response of the reservoir to oil production, water injection and depletion. This symposium will address new challenges and goals by several contributions from technical experts.
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