11 February 2019
“And for the next edition in 2019 we will be delighted to welcome more than 200 exhibitors and 3,600 visitors at GeoTHERM”, underlines Project Director Anja Kurz the position of the event.
Apart from the trade fair attendees can participate in two parallel congresses, bringing the latest expertise regarding both shallow and deep geothermal energy. Concerning the high amount of international participants all lectures will be simultaneously translated into English, French and German.
Furthermore for the third time in a row, an international symposium will take place on the day before GeoTHERM, 13th February 2019 in the Oberrheinhalle on the Offenburg Exhibition Center. After Latin America and Asia, the riparian states of the Baltic Sea will be focused at the “Baltic Sea Symposium”. The event is initiated by the International Energy Agency (IEA Geothermal TCP) and carried out in cooperation with the International Geothermal Association (IGA).
International and national representatives will use this opportunity to exchange information on current activities, findings and projects of the geothermal sector in the Baltic Sea States. “It is obviously that these cold-wintering countries are likely to have a high level of interest and demand for geothermal energy and technologies to exit from conventional fossil-fuel heat generation. With the combination of country, market and technical information, this symposium offers the ideal platform for networking of international and national participants during the largest sector event. The successes of the last two years make me optimistic for the Baltic Sea Symposium”, announces the Chairman of the IEA Geothermal TCP Dr. Lothar Wissing.
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Geothermal Industry is convinced of GeoTHERM
Europe’s biggest geothermal trade fair GeoTHERM will be taking place in its meanwhile established form at 14th and 15th February 2019 at the Exhibition Center Offenburg in Germany. Within the last twelve years the amount of exhibitors and visitors has consequently increased.
 Photo: GeoTHERM/avenit AGNot only the fair but also the congresses of GeoTHERM 2019 will probably attract more than 3,600 visitors |
Apart from the trade fair attendees can participate in two parallel congresses, bringing the latest expertise regarding both shallow and deep geothermal energy. Concerning the high amount of international participants all lectures will be simultaneously translated into English, French and German.
Furthermore for the third time in a row, an international symposium will take place on the day before GeoTHERM, 13th February 2019 in the Oberrheinhalle on the Offenburg Exhibition Center. After Latin America and Asia, the riparian states of the Baltic Sea will be focused at the “Baltic Sea Symposium”. The event is initiated by the International Energy Agency (IEA Geothermal TCP) and carried out in cooperation with the International Geothermal Association (IGA).
International and national representatives will use this opportunity to exchange information on current activities, findings and projects of the geothermal sector in the Baltic Sea States. “It is obviously that these cold-wintering countries are likely to have a high level of interest and demand for geothermal energy and technologies to exit from conventional fossil-fuel heat generation. With the combination of country, market and technical information, this symposium offers the ideal platform for networking of international and national participants during the largest sector event. The successes of the last two years make me optimistic for the Baltic Sea Symposium”, announces the Chairman of the IEA Geothermal TCP Dr. Lothar Wissing.
http://www.geotherm-germany.com