International Workshop on the Strategic Innovation Agenda for Geothermal Exploitation in Europe Concludes Successfully

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Florence, Italy | 21 July

The international workshop “Strategic Innovation Agenda for Geothermal Exploitation in Europe” was successfully held on 21 July in Florence and online, attracting a strong audience of stakeholders, experts, and industry representatives committed to advancing geothermal energy across Europe.

Organized by COSVIG-DTE and the GreetGeo Project consortium, with the support of Region of Tuscany, the event provided an important platform for discussion on the future of geothermal energy and its role in Europe’s transition toward a more sustainable and resilient energy system.

The workshop brought together leading experts from academia, industry, regional authorities, and research organizations to exchange knowledge, share experiences, and explore innovative strategies for the development and deployment of geothermal technologies. Discussions focused on strengthening collaboration, fostering innovation, and identifying opportunities to accelerate the sustainable growth of the geothermal sector across Europe.

A distinguished panel of speakers contributed to the event, including representatives from the Region of Tuscany, COSVIG-DTE, the Energy Institute Hrvoje Požar, GeoDa Consulting, LEA Pomurje, IDROGEO SRL, the Italian Geothermal Union (UGI), Steam, and SODEPAL in collaboration with Universidad Isabel I. Their expertise and insights helped create a dynamic and forward-looking dialogue on the challenges and opportunities facing the geothermal industry.

The organizers expressed their sincere appreciation to all speakers for their valuable contributions and to the many participants who attended both in person and remotely. Their active engagement enriched the discussions and reinforced the importance of cross-border cooperation in driving innovation and sustainable development within the geothermal sector.

The event also highlighted the collaborative efforts of the GreetGeo Project partners, whose collective expertise continues to support the advancement of geothermal energy solutions throughout Europe. The successful outcome of the workshop marks another important step toward shaping a shared strategic vision for geothermal innovation, helping unlock the full potential of this renewable energy resource as a key contributor to Europe’s clean energy future.