Sponsorship & Advertising

Businesses can boost their visibility and establish themselves as leaders in the geothermal field through customizable sponsorship and engagement opportunities. These options allow organizations to enhance their influence within the sector.

DID YOU KNOW?

Thermal energy networks (TENs) operate at lower temperature differentials than traditional district heating systems, allowing for reduced infrastructure costs.

Geothermal Rising’s mission to connect the geothermal community and champion geothermal energy in the United States and around the world is only made possible through support and participation from its members. With your help, we are striving to provide a brighter future for Earth and all its inhabitants, powered by the planet itself.

Our extensive lineup of sponsorship, exhibit, and student support options will provide your organization with the opportunity to PROMOTE your brand, EDUCATE attendees, NETWORK with industry leaders, and SOLIDIFY YOUR IMAGE as a leader in the geothermal community.

Flexibility is crucial – Geothermal Rising can customize all sponsorship opportunities to help you achieve your goals with branding awareness and industry impact. Reach out to Industry Relations Manager Candi Calderone to start the conversation.

CONTACT:
Candi Calderone, Industry Relations Manager

candi@geothermal.org

1.856.437.4742

Events

Explore these opportunities to elevate your organization's presence and impact within the dynamic geothermal energy landscape.

2025 Geothermal Rising Conference

2025 Indigenous Geothermal Symposium

2026 EVENT SLATE* - SAVE THE DATES!

TENS - Thermal Energy Network Symposium
Maryland - February 2026

Investment Forum
Houston, TX - April 7-8, 2026

GR-SPE Symposium
Houston, TX - April 7-8, 2026

Capitol Hill Day
Washington, DC - April 28-30, 2026

Indigenous Geothermal Symposium
Aligned with WGC - Calgary, AB - June 6-7, 2026

Indigenous Geothermal Workshop
Houston, TX - September 19, 2026

2026 Geothermal Rising Conference
Houston, TX - September 20-23, 2026

*subject to change

DID YOU KNOW?

Thermal energy networks (TENs) operate at lower temperature differentials than traditional district heating systems, allowing for reduced infrastructure costs.