IGA and AGEOCOL announce geothermal drilling course in Bogota, Colombia
A Geothermal Drilling Course will be held in Bogota, Colombia on 11-12 October 2023. Discounts are available for IGA and AGEOCOL members. IGA and AGEOCOL have announced a geothermal drilling course in Bogota, Colombia. Registration is open for the two-day course, which will take place on 11-12 October 2023. The course will feature industry expert Sam Abraham with extensive experience in oil and gas and Geothermal drilling in various countries, including Kenya, Indonesia, New Zealand, Turkey, the United States and the Caribbean. The IGA Board of Directors for the Latin American region has selected Colombia to host the course due to its more than 100 years of experience in the hydrocarbon industry and its notable geothermal potential. Special reduced rates are offered for members of the IGA and the International Geothermal Association (IGA).
Published : 2 years ago by Think GeoEnergy in Environment
IGA and AGEOCOL announce geothermal drilling course in Bogota, Colombia
Registration is open for “Geothermal Drilling: Combining Oil and Gas Technology with Geothermal Knowledge.” This will be a two-day course on geothermal drilling taking place on 11-12 October 2023 at the NH Collection Bogota Teleport Royal in Bogota, Colombia.
Registration for the course can be done via this link.
The course is part of the international training program of the International Geothermal Association (IGA), in alliance with the Colombian Geothermal Association (AGEOCOL). Our Spanish language platform, PiensaGeotermia, is proud to be the official communications partner for the course. More information will be provided soon with all the details.
About the course
“Geothermal Drilling: Combining Oil and Gas Technology with Geothermal Knowledge” will feature Sam Abraham, an industry expert with extensive experience in geothermal drilling in various countries, including Kenya, Indonesia, New Zealand, Turkey, the United States and the Caribbean. His experience in both sectors, Oil and Gas and Geothermal, aims to transfer his knowledge of the synergies between the two sectors.
“Latin America is on the rise and Colombia is leading the way. We joined forces with the Colombian Geothermal Association (AGEOCOL) to organize this first training course in Bogotá on geothermal drilling. I hope to see many of you in beautiful Colombia. Do not miss it!” – Marit Brommer, CEO of IGA.
“We are very happy to support the realization of this geothermal drilling course. This course offers an invaluable opportunity to acquire essential knowledge and skills in geothermal drilling and contribute to the energy future in Colombia. And don’t forget there are special discounts for AGEOCOL members!” – Daniela Blessent, President of AGEOCOL
“The idea of ??the course arose during RENAG 2022 in Manizales, Colombia . Colombia was selected to host this course due to its more than 100 years of experience in the hydrocarbon industry and its notable geothermal potential, making it the outstanding choice of the International Geothermal Association (IGA). In this sense, Bogotá, strategically located in the Latin American region, becomes the ideal epicenter to merge technology and knowledge of the hydrocarbon and geothermal sectors ,” highlighted Oscar Llamosa, Member of the IGA Board of Directors for the Latin American region.
Scope of the course
The course will address a wide range of topics, including:
• Setting the stage:
Comparison between Oil and Gas and Geothermal. General Comparison between Oil and Gas and Geothermal, GeoScience – Exploration and Development, Feasibility Study.
• Project and Financial Management:
Well Control and Safety (H2S), Project and Financial Management, Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA), Stakeholders.
• Geothermal Assets: building the future of energy:
Well Testing, Temperature – Power Plant and Direct Use, Transmission, Lithium, Hydrogen and Carbon Capture.
Who is the course aimed at?
The course is designed for technical drilling professionals, project managers and those who want to make the connection between the Oil and Gas industry and Geothermal. In addition, special reduced rates are offered for members of AGEOCOL and the International Geothermal Association (IGA).
Topics: Climate Change, Colombia, Bogota, ESG