Iceland Geothermal Conference - IGC

22/10/2026

ONLY 3 DAYS LEFT!

The countdown is on!

The IGC 2027 Call for Abstracts closes this Sunday, 25 October 2026!

Working on geothermal research, innovation, policy or real-world projects?

Your work deserves to be shared!

Submit your abstract and join the international geothermal community in Reykjavík, Iceland, on 25–27 May 2027.

Final deadline: 25 October 2026

Submit now: www.igc.is

See you in Iceland!

14/10/2026

Deadline extended! More time to share your geothermal story!

Good news! You now have until 25 October 2026 to submit your abstract for the Iceland Geothermal Conference 2027 !

Are you working on an exciting geothermal project? Developing new technologies? Exploring solutions for a more sustainable energy future? Or have valuable lessons from the field to share?

We want to hear from you!

IGC 2027 welcomes contributions across four tracks:

Derisking Geothermal- Policy, financing and governance
Geothermal in Practice- Exploration, drilling and real-world experience
Next Generation Geothermal- Superhot geothermal, EGS, AGS and innovation
Geothermal for All- Communities, direct use and sustainable development

New abstract deadline: 25 October 2026
25–27 May 2027 | Harpa, Reykjavík, Iceland

Submit your abstract at www.igc.is

Help shape the conversation about the future of geothermal energy. We look forward to welcoming you to Iceland!

03/10/2026

What does geothermal look like where you are?

In Iceland, geothermal is part of everyday life, from heating homes and swimming pools to producing electricity and supporting businesses and communities.

But geothermal looks very different around the world.

It might be a district heating network in Europe, a power plant in East Africa, a greenhouse, a hot spring, an industrial application, or a new project still taking shape.

Show us geothermal from your part of the world.

Tell us your country and how geothermal is used there in the comments.

We would love to see how far this IGC community reaches.

Reykjavík | 25–27 May 2027

30/09/2026

Which IGC 2027 track is yours?

Four tracks will shape the conversation in Reykjavík next May:

Derisking Geothermal
Geothermal in Practice
Next Generation Geothermal
Geothermal for All

Which one fits your work - 1, 2, 3, or 4?

And if your work sits between two tracks, we would like to hear that too.
The Call for Abstracts is open until 15 October 2026.

Submit your abstract: https://igc.is/

24/09/2026

Which IGC 2027 track fits your work?

The technical programme will be shaped around four tracks covering the challenges, technologies and applications driving geothermal development:

Track 1 - Derisking Geothermal
Policy, finance, governance and bankable development.

Track 2 - Geothermal in Practice
Exploration, drilling, reservoir management and lessons from real projects.

Track 3 - Next Generation Geothermal
EGS, AGS, superhot resources, new drilling and emerging technologies.

Track 4 - Geothermal for All
Communities, direct use, equitable access and sustainable development.

Swipe through the four tracks and find the one that best fits your research, project, or practical experience.

Abstracts can be up to 300 words.

Submission deadline: 15 October 2026

Submit your abstract:
https://igc.is/program/abstracts/

21/09/2026

Your geothermal work deserves the right audience.

IGC 2027 invites professionals, researchers, and industry leaders to share their insights, innovations, and practical experience with the international geothermal community.

Presenting at IGC 2027 can help you:

• showcase your research, project results or real-world experience;
• build new partnerships and collaborations;
• connect with decision-makers across industry, government, science and finance;
• contribute to the future direction of geothermal energy.

Selected authors will be invited to present as part of the official programme in Reykjavík on 25–27 May 2027.

Take the stage and turn your expertise into visibility, partnerships and new opportunities.

Abstracts may be up to 300 words.

Submission deadline: 15 October 2026

Submit your abstract:
https://igc.is/program/abstracts/

Please share this opportunity with colleagues and partners who should be part of the programme.

11/09/2026

It is time to turn your geothermal work into an IGC 2027 contribution.

The call for abstracts is still open, and we welcome research, innovation, and real-world experience across four themes:

• Derisking Geothermal
• Geothermal in Practice
• Next Generation Geothermal
• Geothermal for All

Submit an abstract of up to 300 words and help shape the program for IGC 2027 in Reykjavík, 25–27 May 2027.

Deadline: 15 October 2026.
Submit your abstract: https://igc.is/program/abstracts/

12/05/2026

Next Generation in geothermal in a nutshell!
The third IDDP-3 is scheduled to be rigged at Nesjavellir in end of this year!

We are excited to learn more about this amazing journey - and share with you during your visit in May 2027!

HS Orka
Landsvirkjun
Orkuveitan

03/05/2026

Call for Abstracts is open for IGC 2027!

Do you have insights, innovations, research, or real-world geothermal experience to share?

The Iceland Geothermal Conference 2027 is now inviting abstract submissions from professionals, researchers, innovators, project developers, and industry leaders across the geothermal sector.

IGC 2027 brings together the global geothermal community in Iceland — one of the world’s leading geothermal hubs — to explore how geothermal can support energy security, innovation, sustainability, and stronger communities.

We welcome abstracts across four key categories:

🌍 Derisking Geothermal
⚙️ Geothermal in Practice
🚀 Next Generation Geothermal
🤝 Geothermal for All

This is your opportunity to present your work, connect with international peers, and help shape the future of geothermal energy.

Submit your abstract today and be part of the IGC 2027 programme.

📅 Abstracts open: 30. April 2026
⏰ Abstracts close: 15th October 2026
✍️ Max 300 words

More information and submission link: https://igc.is/program/abstracts/



HS Orka ORKIS Energy Cluster Iceland

30/03/2026