GARAH Final Project Report: Deliverable 1.6

Niels Schovsbo; Ricardo León Buendia; Susanne Nelskamp; Margaret Stewart; Stefan Ladage; Uffe Larsen; André Burnol; Rüdiger Lutz; Jashar Arfai; Anders Mathiesen; Tom Randles; Stefan H.J. Peeters; Peter Britze

GARAH Final Project Report: Deliverable 1.6

Niels Schovsbo
, Ricardo León Buendia
, Susanne Nelskamp
, Margaret Stewart
, Stefan Ladage
, Uffe Larsen
, André Burnol
, Rüdiger Lutz
, Jashar Arfai
, Anders Mathiesen
, Tom Randles
, Stefan H.J. Peeters
, Peter Britze

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Abstract

The main achievement of the GARAH project is a harmonized, scientifically based, geological analysis and assessment of the conventional and unconventional offshore hydrocarbon resources (Geological Analysis and Resource
Assessment of selected Hydrocarbon systems (GARAH) – GeoERA). This contributes to sustainable and affordable energy resources and energy security. It also supports EU member states to address climate commitments and mitigation
options on the path to net-zero GHG emissions.

Original language	English
Publisher	GeoERA
Number of pages	48
Publication status	Published - 1 Nov 2021

UN SDGs

This output contributes to the following UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

SDG 7 Affordable and Clean Energy
SDG 13 Climate Action

Programme Area

Programme Area 3: Energy Resources

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