EGT-TWINN

Enhancing Research Capacity at the Geological Survey of Estonia 

to Accelerate the Country's Transition to Green Energy

Welcome to the EGT-TWINN project homepage!

The EGT-TWINN project has received funding from the Horizon Europe funding program for research and innovation, Grant Agreement No. 101079459.

The project will contribute to the development of multidisciplinary research and innovation in geological studies in Estonia and enables Estonian Geological Survey (EGT) to enhance the scientific excellence of its personnel. The project facilitates the collaboration of experts from leading international research institutions.

Latest News

EGT-TWINN at April Conference 2024

Apr 06, 2024

At the Estonian Geological Society-organized geological conference, the April Conference: "Geology: from Climate to Circular Economy," held on the 5th of April 2024, the EGT-TWINN project was prominently featured. This event, hosted at the Tallinn Technical University Mectory building, served as a hub for over 200 Estonian geologists, facilitating networking and discussions on pivotal geological themes of recent years. Amongst the bustling atmosphere, the EGT-TWINN project show-cased insights at the poster session into its inaugural year's achievements and contributions to Estonia's geological landscape.

Exploring New Frontiers in Geothermal Energy: Highlights from Our Recent Workshop

Mar 25, 2024

We're thrilled to share the exciting insights from our latest endeavor under the EGT-TWINN project! Last week, the Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland (GEUS) played host to an enthralling workshop in Denmark, welcoming esteemed geothermal energy experts from the Geological Survey of Estonia! 🌍🔍

Siccar Point and Pease Bay: A Geological Odyssey Through Time in SE-Scotland

Feb 04, 2024

Welcome to the rugged landscapes of SE-Scotland, where time has etched its story into the very rocks beneath our feet. During a recent field trip as part of the EGT-TWINN project annual meeting in Edinburgh, we explored the geological marvels of Siccar Point and Pease Bay. These outcrops not only showcase the fascinating geology of the region but also offer a glimpse into the Earth's ancient past.

Work Packages

In order to address the capability gaps identified at the EGT, the project is structured into 5 comprehensive work packages (WP's). Below you can meet the WP leaders and read more about the WP activities and deliverables.