Financing the future of Geothermal

The Global Geothermal Impact Summit 2024 takes on a mission that is critical to our planet’s future: financing geothermal energy. The conversation about geothermal energy often revolves around its technological advancement, ecological benefits, and potential as a renewable resource. However, there’s a dimension that’s equally vital yet often overlooked: the financial aspect.

The role of the Global Geothermal Impact Summit 2024

The Global Geothermal Impact Summit 2024 aims to be the epicenter of this financial conversation. By gathering experts from the geothermal sector, financial institutions, governmental bodies, and impact investors, the GGIS2024 will create a platform for dialogue, collaboration, and strategic planning. Sessions will explore financing models, risk management, public-private partnerships, impact investment, and more.

This focus on finances isn’t just a theme for the summit; it’s a turning point in how we approach geothermal energy. By addressing the financial aspects head-on, the GGIS2024 stands to shift paradigms, forge new partnerships, and pave the way for a global geothermal renaissance.

Join us in this critical endeavor. Your participation, sponsorship, or exhibition at the GGIS2024 is more than a business opportunity; it’s a stand for a sustainable, equitable, and prosperous future.

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Join global leaders, policymakers and executives from across energy, climate, finance, technology, and industry at CERAWeek 2024 for timely dialogue, shared learning and connection. 

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Europe's largest geothermal trade fair with congress takes up the current development of the industry and creates a platform that is dedicated exclusively to the topic of geothermal energy. On average, around 4,900 trade visitors and around 160 exhibitors from 40 nations make valuable contacts at the local trade fair.

In addition, two congresses on surface and deep geothermal energy offer you concentrated expertise, current developments and the latest experience reports from practice.

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What’s new and different this year?

• IGSHPA certification courses. These courses focused on installers and service technicians result in attendees receiving recognition and certification which are universally recognized as providing assurances that your geothermal project meets the top industry standards.  These classes are only open to current members of the Iowa Geothermal Association.
• Separate tracks for technicians and non-technicians. If you work in the field, you have the opportunity to gain valuable knowledge AND CEU credits from some of the best in the industry.   For those non-technicians, this conference will help you better sell geothermal to your clients and market the benefits to both homeowners and commercial interests.
• A robust exhibitor list. Want to find the latest in geothermal technology?  Look no further than our exhibit hall supported by the top companies in the industry.  A new layout and format will allow you even more time to visit with these companies and learn how they can benefit you.

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Following a successful Kenya Geothermal Congress (KGC) in 2022, GAK will host a bigger and better international conference in 2024. In the coming months, delegates will be assured of a world standard conference in Nairobi. As the National Association, GAK is strategically positioned to convene the Congress, leading conversations on geothermal resource development. The Congress will provide an excellent opportunity to national, regional and international stakeholders ranging from independent power producers, business fraternity, development partners, government institutions, manufacturers and individuals to showcase their technology and products / services and networking.

THEME: Incentivizing geothermal energy for a just transition to climate-resilient development pathways.

KGC 2024 Schedule

• Technical Conference: 16 – 18, July 2024.
• Field Trips: 19 – 21, July 2024.
• Location: Nairobi. Venue to be confirmed.

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The triennially held WGC is a coveted event for the global geothermal community, bringing together professionals worldwide to share knowledge, innovation, and best practices in geothermal energy.

Planning for WGC2026 in Calgary is set to commence immediately, with a formal handover slated to occur during the closing ceremony of the WGC2023 in Beijing, China.

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The theme for this event is “Transitioning for a Better Energy Future”. Our goal is to deliver a prominent and dedicated energy transition event by collecting and disseminating the knowledge from industry leaders, technical experts, academicians, practitioners, financial community and ESG leaders, and together through collaboration, advance the conversations, technology and exchanges that will move our industry forward.

Be sure to check out GR's TXLAOK Regional Interest Group's exhibit!

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Join the Michigan Geothermal Energy Association for our annual conference.  Our annual conference will feature speakers from across the industry, on both residential and commercial topics.  Go here to register.

Since 1969, the Offshore Technology Conference (OTC) has served as a central hub convening energy professionals from around the world to share ideas and innovations, discuss, debate, and build consensus around the most pressing topics facing the offshore energy sector. 

No other energy event gives you more diverse conversations on the industry's technologies, topics, and latest developments. Whether it's oil and gas, solar, wind, hydrogen, and other marine resources, these conversations will be centered around the innovations that could help shift and drive the world’s energy mix.

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Meet With The Mountain West’s Leading Energy Decision Makers to Discuss Upcoming Procurements, Political Developments & Take Advantage of The Vast Renewable Energy Opportunities in the Region.

The Mountain West Renewables Summit is where you will hear directly from all of the region’s leading energy decision makers. Local experts from IOUs and municipal utilities, co-ops, and corporate energy buyers will come together with the regions’ policymakers and regulators, cities, and the renewables community to network, exchange the latest information and insights, and discuss their needs, challenges, and the initiatives they have underway to achieve the Mountain West’s climate and clean energy goals.

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