New groundwater research from the UQ Centre for Coal Seam Gas and Queensland's Office of Groundwater Impact Assessment (OGIA) finds mention in article in the Western Star (Roma, QLD).
The UQ Centre for Coal Seam Gas presented current research at a number of recent workhops to help foster an understanding of landholder’s groundwater resources in areas where resource development such as coal seam gas or mining is occurring or proposed.
The UQ Centre for Coal Seam Gas was established in 2012 to conduct research, education and consulting within onshore gas in Queensland - to the address industry, government and community opportunities and challenges.
The Centre for Coal Seam Gas recently held a meeting with the Independent Expert Scientific Committee who advises the Australian government on research about water-related CSG impacts.
The new UQ built Well Simulator Facility was launched when the Dean of the Faculty of Engineering, Architecture and Information Technology (EAIT) cut the red ribbon to officially declare its inaugural start.
The main results of the latest annual report on Queensland's Gasfields' Communities are described in an article in the Queensland Country Life online news section.
At the 9th EAIT Postgraduate Conference of UQ, the Director of the Centre for Coal Seam Gas, Professor Andrew Garnett, presented CCSG "best in the field of unconventional gas resources" award to Phd student Ms Gloria Monsalve Bravo.
