Organized by SPE Europe, the Energy GeoHackathon focuses on how data science can advance geothermal energy and drive the energy transition. It brings together a diverse volunteer team from SPE Sections across Europe, building on previous editions with 650+ participants from 40+ countries and 80+ hours of certified training.
Format
- Bootcamp (1–31 October 2025): These 4 weeks involve training from data scientists and industry experts on data science applications in geothermal energy.
- Hackathon (November 2025): Teams tackle challenges using AI and agentic workflows to extract, validate, and apply well data for nodal analysis and production estimates.
Main Challenge
Build an agentic AI workflow that:
- Creates concise, accurate summaries of well reports (via RAG workflows)
- Retrieves key parameters to calculate wellbore production capacity
- Integrates the system to perform nodal analysis and return reliable, user-friendly results
Bonus Challenge
Use computer vision to extract analysis inputs from images instead of text.
Data
Participants will use open-access Dutch well data (www.nlog.nl) for development, with final scoring based on unseen reports.
Why Join?
- Gain hands-on experience with geothermal datasets and workflows
- Improve data science and geoscience skills
- Collaborate with international peers in the energy transition