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Past Issues:
Utah FORGE Poster and Song Parody Contests — Expanding Geothermal Literacy
This year, the Utah FORGE team conducted two annual contests for elementary, middle and high school students to learn more about geothermal energy in creative ways.
A Climate of Hope – Utah FORGE Featured in NHMU’s Groundbreaking Exhibit
On November 11, 2023, the Natural History Museum of Utah (NHMU) showcased its newest permanent exhibit: “A Climate of Hope.” Located on the museum’s fifth story, this addition focuses on climate change in a unique way. Lisa Thompson — an Exhibit Developer with NHMU...
EGI Scientists’ presentations featured in AAPG Explorer
EGI scientists Rasoul Sorkhabi, Ph.D., Setoyama, Ph.D., and Palash Panja, Ph.D., were delighted that two of their presentations were featured in the August and September issues of the AAPG Explorer magazine– one on the ranking of US shale plays and the second on the Middle East.
A TRANSFORMATIVE OFFSHORE EXPLORATION TOOL
We are pleased to announce the recent advancements in EGI’s iCORDS Offshore data platform, a robust solution designed with the core understanding that Big Data provides the competitive advantage in contemporary geoscience and exploration technologies. With over a...
An Unusual Phenomenon: Aurora Borealis Paints the Utah Night Sky on April 23, 2023
On the evening of April 23, 2023, residents and skywatchers across Utah were treated to a remarkable and unusual celestial event—a display of the Aurora Borealis, or the Northern Lights. This natural phenomenon, typically associated with polar regions, illuminated the...
EGI’s Carbon Management team UPDATE
EGI conducts numerous projects in carbon sequestration wherein large amounts of anthropogenic CO₂ emissions are targeted for injection into deep saline aquifers or other suitable geologic formations. EGI's research portfolio on low-carbon technologies includes work in...