Dear ERE community,

Welcome to the March newsletter of the EGU Energy, Resources, and the Environment Division!

Join us for the next ERE campfire, have a look at the 2025 ERE special issue in ADGEO, and start preparing for the GA 2026. 

Have a great week!

Giorgia Stasi, Division President

and the ERE Division team

Registration is now open for EGU26! 

📍Early-bird registration is available until 1 April 2026, 13:00 CEST.

Read the March update to prepare; the final programme will be published on 13 March 2026. 

We are looking forward to your participation at the 2026 EGU General Assembly !

Support your colleagues at the General Assembly - the EGU26 Peer Support programme is now open for experienced and novice attendees. Submit your name to take part by 31 March 2026!

The EGU Topical Events programme is dedicated to the pursuit of progress in all areas of the Earth, planetary and space sciences through the co-sponsoring of a number of meetings, conferences and training events. EGU provide a range of funded options to engage with these more specialised events, paying special attention to the needs of early career researchers, and aim to help organisers achieve financial stability, visibility, and/or access to a larger target community with our support. All Topical Events funding for 2027 is now open for application by 15 May 2026.

Updates from ERE division

Our next Campfire will take place this week!

📅 Friday, March 6, 14:00 CET
📍 Online | Zoom

Together with Kai Bröker, we'll explore new insights into in-situ stress characterization at depth and what it means for safe subsurface operations, including CO₂ injection. Join us for an engaging discussion, and see you there! 

Our latest ERE special issue in ADGEO is now complete! Dedicated to the research debuted at the 2025 General Assembly, this volume is packed with fascinating new papers. To browse the full issue and see what your colleagues have been working on click here:

The call for the 2026 special issue will open soon, stay tuned!

🔎Latest ERE #FutureFriday 

Each Friday, we spotlight a new paper by an Early Career Scientist, highlighting fresh insights and innovations shaping the future of energy, resources, and the environment. Don't miss out! Join our online community!

Bluesky: Link
LinkedIn: Link

We are looking for enthusiastic volunteers to join our team! Help us shape the community by contributing to the ERE EGU blog, running our social media channels, and organising activities at the General Assembly.

It’s a great opportunity to connect with researchers across disciplines, gain science communication experience, and make your mark within the EGU community.

👉 Interested? Get in touch with us at: ere-ecs@egu.eu!

If you have questions for the EGU26 programme please contact the programme group chair and/or the scientific officers of the specific programme groups. For anything else you can always contact us at ere@egu.eu