We’re excited
to welcome you
to Aberdeen!
Welcome to EAGE Annual 2026
We’re excited to bring the 87th EAGE Annual Conference & Exhibition to Aberdeen, UK, from 8–11 June 2026!
As a global energy hub with a rich legacy in oil and gas, and a bold vision to become Europe’s Net Zero Capital, Aberdeen is the perfect host for next year’s event. Known as the Granite City, it offers a unique blend of historic character, cutting-edge innovation, and world-class energy expertise.
Beyond the conference, discover a lively coastal city full of culture, history, and natural beauty, from ancient landmarks and dramatic coastlines to the famous Scottish castle trail.
We look forward to welcoming you to Aberdeen in 2026, start planning your journey today!
EAGE Annual 2026
Hear from Ariel Flores, Chair of the Local Advisory Committee and SVP Subsurface at bp, as he shares why EAGE Annual 2026 is a must-attend event.
In this video, he discusses the conference theme and why it’s especially relevant in today’s energy landscape. Ariel highlights the role of geoscience, engineering, and collaboration in driving innovation, as well as what to expect from the programme and the host city of Aberdeen.
Watch the full video >>
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Timothy Tylor-Jones (bp) on why Aberdeen and what to expect at EAGE Annual 2026
Timothy Tylor-Jones, Senior Geophysicist at bp and Vice Chair of the EAGE Oil and Gas Circle, explains why Aberdeen is the ideal host city for EAGE Annual 2026 and what makes this event a unique global meeting point for geoscientists and engineers.
Hosted by bp under the theme “Maximising value through technology and partnership,” the conference is gaining strong momentum, with an exciting line-up of side activities, 200+ exhibitors, and 1,700 submissions shaping a diverse technical programme.
Watch the full video >>
EAGE Annual 2026
Hear from Ariel Flores, Chair of the Local Advisory Committee and SVP Subsurface at bp, as he shares why EAGE Annual 2026 is a must-attend event.
In this video, he discusses the conference theme and why it’s especially relevant in today’s energy landscape. Ariel highlights the role of geoscience, engineering, and collaboration in driving innovation, as well as what to expect from the programme and the host city of Aberdeen.
Watch the full video >>
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Walter Rietveld (bp) on Aberdeen and the EAGE Annual 2026 programme
Walter Rietveld, Seismic Delivery Manager at bp, shares why he is looking forward to EAGE Annual coming to Aberdeen. With deep roots in the North Sea energy story and a growing role as a hub for renewables, Aberdeen combines decades of expertise with a strong focus on the energy transition.
Beyond the conference, Aberdeen is a great place to visit, a vibrant coastal city known for its energy heritage, proximity to the North Sea, striking landscapes, historic architecture, and easy access to Scotland’s natural and cultural highlights.
Watch the full video >>
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EAGE Annual 2026
Ariel Flores (bp) on why EAGE Annual 2026 matters
Hear from Ariel Flores, Chair of the Local Advisory Committee and SVP Subsurface at bp, as he shares why EAGE Annual 2026 is a must-attend event.
In this video, he discusses the conference theme and why it’s especially relevant in today’s energy landscape. Ariel highlights the role of geoscience, engineering, and collaboration in driving innovation, as well as what to expect from the programme and the host city of Aberdeen.
Watch the full video >>
Timothy Tylor-Jones (bp) on why Aberdeen and what to expect at EAGE Annual 2026
Timothy Tylor-Jones, Senior Geophysicist at bp and Vice Chair of the EAGE Oil and Gas Circle, explains why Aberdeen is the ideal host city for EAGE Annual 2026 and what makes this event a unique global meeting point for geoscientists and engineers.
Hosted by bp under the theme “Maximising value through technology and partnership,” the conference is gaining strong momentum, with an exciting line-up of side activities, 200+ exhibitors, and 1,700 submissions shaping a diverse technical programme.
Watch the full video >>
Walter Rietveld (bp) on Aberdeen and the EAGE Annual 2026 programme
Walter Rietveld, Seismic Delivery Manager at bp, shares why he is looking forward to EAGE Annual coming to Aberdeen. With deep roots in the North Sea energy story and a growing role as a hub for renewables, Aberdeen combines decades of expertise with a strong focus on the energy transition.
Beyond the conference, Aberdeen is a great place to visit, a vibrant coastal city known for its energy heritage, proximity to the North Sea, striking landscapes, historic architecture, and easy access to Scotland’s natural and cultural highlights.
Watch the full video >>
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Walter Rietveld, Seismic Delivery Manager at bp, shares why he is looking forward to EAGE Annual coming to Aberdeen. With deep roots in the North Sea energy story and a growing role as a hub for renewables, Aberdeen combines decades of expertise with a strong focus on the energy transition.
Beyond the conference, Aberdeen is a great place to visit, a vibrant coastal city known for its energy heritage, proximity to the North Sea, striking landscapes, historic architecture, and easy access to Scotland’s natural and cultural highlights.
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Call for abstracts is open! Topics for 2026
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Submission deadline: 15 January 2026
Early Booth Booking Deadline:
1 December 2025
Call for Abstracts Deadline
15 January 2026
Early Registration Deadline:
15 March 2026
Group Registration Deadline:
1 May 2026
Regular Registration Deadline:
15 May 2026
EAGE Annual 2026
8-11 June 2026
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