On May 19, 2020, GEORG Geothermal Research Group holds the 12th Annual Meeting of the organization which will be an online event.

The meeting provides the opportunity for members and fellows to come together and learn about new challenges we went through in past year.

VENUE: Online meeting
DATE: Tuesday, May 19, 2020
TIME: 13:00 – 15:00
AGENDA
The annual report of the Board for the past operating year
The accounts of the Group for the past operating year
Determination of membership fees
Election of members of the Board of Directors
Any other business

http://georg.cluster.is/annual-report-2019

📌 #DEEPEGS #H2020 Project Final Meeting is organised as an open conference in Reykjavik, Iceland on Friday, April 24, 2020.

🔎 The achievements of the project will be displayed through a series of presentations and discussions to disseminate and communicate the results obtained in over 4 years of collaborative work on Deployment of Deep Enhanced Geothermal Systems for Sustainable Energy Business.

📣 The event will be both accessible as an open free of charge conference and as a webcast event.
REGISTER here 📝 https://bit.ly/2vjicOU

Partners: BRGM Karlsruher Institut für Technologie (KIT) Equinor ÍSOR – Iceland GeoSurvey HS Orka Landsvirkjun Geothermal Research Cluster – GEORG Háskóli Íslands #FonrocheGéothermie Enel Green Power Herrenknecht Deutschland GFZ Potsdam #H2020

In 2020, the 11th European Geothermal PhD Days will be organised by the Turkish PhD students under the umbrella of Geothermal Application and Research Center at Pamukkale University. The EGPD 2020 event will take place on February, 24th-26th at  Hierapolis Conference Hall in Pamukkale University, Turkey.

Over the time since its inception, the annual EGPD event has come to be known among PhD students from all over Europe, as a place to present their research and in turn, understand the work being developed by their peers at other universities. The event is organized by PhD students, for PhD students, and is intended to take place in a relaxed and friendly environment. This gives attendees a chance to network with students and academics in order to create and strengthen professional relationships, as well as to practice their presentation skills in a constructive and supportive atmosphere.

This workshop aims at discussing new approaches, methods or data in the fields of deep geothermal reservoirs for energy exploitation, with a strong focus on on-going research. It proposes a platform of scientific exchange, especially between Ph.D. students and scientists.

Topics covered

• Geothermal resources
• Exploration of geothermal reservoirs
• Geothermal wells
• Reservoir engineering
• Energy conversion systems
• Operation of geothermal systems
• Sustainability, environment and regulatory framework
• Computing and Data Management

The 2^nd GEORG Geothermal Workshop, GGW2018, will take place in Reykjavik from 14 – 15 November 2018. The event aims to change the geothermal mindset through New Geothermal Generation theme by bridging between science and industry, displaying their achievements and spreading knowledge.