UQ at peak gas and oil APPEA Conference in Brisbane in May
The University of Queensland was represented at the APPEA Conference held in Brisbane in late May.
UQ’s Centre for Coal Seam Gas had a stand at the event and reported strong interest from attendees in UQ’s portfolio of research into natural gas.
A raft of additional collaborative opportunities were forged throughout the event.
The Director of the Centre for Coal Seam Gas, Professor Andrew Garnett, was invited to Chair a successful session on ‘Fracking the way to fresher findings’.
UQ Centre for Coal Seam Gas had strong interest from attendees at APPEA 2019
UQ PhD student Mohsen Masoudian Saadabad spent time on the stand talking about his research on natural surface movement
UQ PhD student Fabio Terzini Soares was on hand talking about his research on the relative permeability behaviours of gas and water in coal - primary factors in the productivity of a coal seam gas reservoir
UQ's Dr Mahshid Firouzi spent much time talking to attendees about the novel transparent well located at UQ's St Lucia campus. She subsequently scheduled several lab visits so interested parties could see the technology working first hand
UQ Centre for Coal Seam Gas Research Manager, Helen Schultz, was kept busy with a steady stream of visitors to the stand, keen to know about the Centre's research
UQ Centre for Coal Seam Gas Research Manager, Helen Schultz, and UQ PhD student Fabio Terzini Soares, catching up with Jamie Reilly from Arrow Energy
