The German Geothermal Congress 2025 will take place from November 18 to 20 at the HOLM Frankfurt. 

The industry meeting with more than 500 participants from Germany and international guests is unique in the German-speaking world.

On two congress days and one workshop day, a wide range of topics from business and research, near-surface, medium and deep geothermal energy will be covered. Thanks to several parallel sessions, a broad spectrum can be covered. 

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NZGW Organising Committee is
Sadiq J. Zarrouk, John O’Sullivan, Bridget Lynne, Mike O’Sullivan, Michael Gravatt

May | Registration open

26 September | Presenters Registration Deadline
10 October | Early Bird Deadline

5 November | Registration Closed (11.59pm NZST)

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It is becoming increasingly clear how necessary it is to make rapid and ambitious progress in the area of climate protection. Deep geothermal energy can make an important contribution to electricity generation, but especially to heat supply. The German government has now also recognized this, but there are still challenges - both technical and in terms of licensing law. But these too can be successfully mastered.

The Geothermie.Bayern practical forum will show possible solutions. Experts from science, business, politics and practice will discuss how geothermal projects can be optimally implemented. Numerous electricity and heat projects, many of them in the geothermal hotspot of Bavaria, present what sustainable energy generation looks like. Currently, there are also many new projects in development in Bavaria, which we would like to present at this year's practical forum.

The popular industry event and networking meeting will take place again from 22 to 24 October 2025 at the Bürgerhaus Pullach near Munich. The congress day on 23 October 2025 will be simultaneously translated.

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Building on a decade of success, The 11th Indonesia International Geothermal Convention &  Exhibition (IIGCE) 2025, the world's largest geothermal event, returns on 17 - 19 September 2025 at the Jakarta International Convention Center (JICC). This year’s theme: Fostering Collaboration for a Green Economy in Indonesia: The Role of Geothermal Energy in Sustainable Growth Hosted by INAGA and held alongside the 25th INAGA Annual Scientific Meeting, IIGCE 2025 brings together global leaders, experts, and innovators to shape the future of geothermal energy.

Through high-level discussions, cutting-edge technologies, and strategic networking, IIGCE 2025 fosters collaboration and accelerates geothermal development worldwide. As the world moves toward net-zero goals, this is where groundbreaking ideas and impactful partnerships merge. Be part of the future of geothermal energy, join us at IIGCE 2025!

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Join us at The Middle East Oil, Gas and Geosciences show (MEOS GEO), the premier event for E&P professionals, NOCs, IOCs, oilfield services companies, and technology providers in the Middle East.

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At Celle Drilling, professionals from academia and industry will discuss state of the art in drilling technologies and drilling applications as well as case studies.

The main topics of the conference are:

• Drilling Operations
• Drilling Process Optimization and Drilling Automation
• Data, Modeling, Validation and Simulation
• Drilling Equipment and Software
• Drilling Applications and Case Studies
• Geothermal Wells and Technology
• Well Integrity, Construction, Completion
• Improving Energy Efficiency and Emissions

Celle Drilling provides a focused platform for the international exchange on these subjects and related topics.

Celle Drilling invites interested professionals from business and science to contribute papers, to discuss and present new technologies, and to meet experts at the digital conference place.

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NZ Geothermal Week 2025 offers an exciting and extensive line-up of events for industry, education and community, including industry seminars and workshops, a secondary student field trip, open day, industry field trips and networking events.   Be sure to register early, as spaces are limited!

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Geothermal Rising is pleased to announce the dates and location for the 2029 Geothermal Rising Conference: Sunday, November 4 - Wednesday, November 7 at the Peppermill Resort in Reno, Nevada.

Nevada can be described as the heart of geothermal in the United States. Featuring more than 25 plants, Nevada's electrical generation capacity from its geothermal plants is second only to California. Save-the-date now to be part of the movement at what is sure to be the largest GRC to-date in the center of the geothermal community!

Did you know that the Peppermill Resort utilizes geothermal energy? Located at the north end of the Moana Hot Springs thermal anomaly, the Peppermill’s pools, hot tubs, domestic water for showers and mechanical systems, generate all of their heating energy from their geothermal operation 24 hours a day seven days a week. In addition to pumping the naturally heated water from the ground, the resort has also installed a reinjection well that returns the geothermal fluids back underground, to be reheated by the heat beneath our feet.

The hotel room block will open, along with registration, in Spring of 2029.

Geothermal Rising is pleased to announce the dates and location for the 2028 Geothermal Rising Conference: Sunday, October 15 - Wednesday, October 18 at the Gaylord Rockies in Aurora, Colorado. 

It is an exciting time for geothermal in Colorado! Colorado is actively developing its geothermal energy resources, with a focus on both electricity generation and direct-use applications like heating and cooling. The state has seen increased investment and exploration, particularly in areas with high heat flow, such as the Rico Dome and the San Luis Valley. Colorado also offers various incentives, including tax credits and grant programs, to support geothermal project development.

Save-the-date to join us at the Gaylord Rockies in 2028! The hotel room block will open, along with registration, in Spring of 2028. 

Family Fun at GRC: Discover Geothermal in Downtown Reno!
Join us for a kid-friendly afternoon of scientific exploration and discovery in the heart of downtown Reno! Hosted alongside the Geothermal Rising Conference, this event is open to both visiting families and the local community — all are welcome to celebrate Reno’s unique role as a leader in geothermal energy.

The adventure begins at The Discovery Museum, where families can enjoy snacks and drinks, explore interactive exhibits, and catch a live science demonstration. 

Explore the museum’s interactive exhibits and get inspired by the world around us and beneath our feet.

Then we’ll head across the street to the Downtown Reno Public Library for a geothermal-themed scavenger hunt — complete with clues, a plaque rubbing station, and prizes for finishers — plus a cozy renewable energy storytime for younger attendees.

This event is a fun, engaging way to explore the power of geothermal — and share it with the next generation.

Come explore the potential how geothermal can power our world — and why Reno is at the center of it all — at this free, hands-on event for families and curious minds of all ages. Free shuttle from the Peppermill Resort for GRC attendees!

Agenda:

•   10:30-11:00, shuttle from Peppermill to The Discovery for registrants staying at the hotel
•   11:00-1:30, The Discovery; learn about geothermal, pizza party, live science demos, explore the whole museum
•   1:00-2:00, optional midday shuttle to and from Peppermill available
•   1:30-1:45, migration to the Library, wrap up museum activities and head across the st
•   1:45-3:15, Downtown Reno Public Library; scavenger hunt with prizes, book reading, face painting, coloring stations
•   3:15-3:45, shuttle back to Peppermill available
•   4:30-5:30, Geothermal 101 at the GRC, in the Capri Ballroom at Peppermill, FREE and open to the public, led by Dave Boden and Jay Egg