Geothermal energy stands at the forefront of Europe's journey toward a post-fossil fuel era, offering a reliable, resilient, renewable, and local energy source. As our society progresses and continues to decarbonise, geothermal is the only energy source with the versatility to supply local raw materials, electricity, heating, cooling, and energy storage. The approval of a European Geothermal Strategy, accompanied by a clear roadmap for mass deployment, has become imperative for the European Union's sustainable energy transition.
Key Highlights
- Unlocking geothermal energy in Europe:
- Enhancing competitiveness and regulatory framework for energy storage
- Market evolution and technology innovations in geothermal lithium
Mark your calendars for the first edition of Geothermal Power 2024 this 3rd of July 2024! This event promises to be the place for innovation and collaboration to deploy the full potential of geothermal energy.
Save the Date and Join Us in Brussels on the 3rd July 2024! EGEC will illuminate the path towards the green revolution powered by the light under our feet.
EGEC is delighted to announce that registration is now open for the Geothermal Power conference on 3 July at the Sofitel Brussels Europe! This high-level event will be a unique experience featuring an inspiring, diverse programme complemented by networking sessions and social activities. These will provide participants with numerous opportunities to connect face-to-face with leading experts and foster vibrant discussions on the future of geothermal electricity, thermal storage and lithium.
With geothermal energy emerging as a reliable, resilient, and locally-sourced alternative to fossil fuels, this event is the key place to discuss its pivotal role in Europe's decarbonisation journey.
Register before the deadline on 21 June 2024!
Registration Fees
- EGEC Members*, policymakers, NGO** and media outlets***: Waived registration
- Non-EGEC Members: 99 euros
- Non-profit organisations: Upon request
*Registration will be only confirmed after EGEC approval.
**Registration will be only confirmed after EGEC approval.
*** Registration will only be confirmed after EGEC approval. Identification may be required when you register as a media outlet representative, such as a copy of a press card issued by an institute of journalists or union or equivalent proof of employment by a publication or broadcaster. Freelance journalists may be required to send evidence of previous publications.
