The European Geothermal Congress (EGC) unites the European geothermal sector. As the key event for the energy transition, the EGC aims to integrate geothermal energy into the European energy mix, playing a crucial role in the decarbonisation of the EU and enhancing energy independence.
EGC serves as a comprehensive platform for presenting and discussing the latest developments in the market, technology, science, industry, and policy of geothermal energy across Europe. As the largest geothermal event in Europe, EGC brings together all the key actors, including industry leaders, researchers, policymakers, and financiers, facilitating robust dialogue and collaboration.
The EGC not only showcases cutting-edge technologies and research but also addresses the challenges and opportunities facing the geothermal industry. By bringing together a wide array of perspectives and expertise, the congress catalyses the growth and integration of geothermal energy, ensuring it plays a vital role in Europe’s sustainable energy future.
EGC includes:
A conference with oral and poster presentations
Speakers from industry and specialised events for business development
An exhibition
Training courses
Speakers from national and European policymakers
Speakers representing national and local businesses
Project events and workshops
Pre-arranged one-to-one meetings and networking sessions
Social events
Side events for European projects
Geothermal excursions and site visits
In 2025 EGC is organized in Switzerland
In 2025, the European Geothermal Congress will convene in Zurich, Switzerland, showcasing the nation’s pivotal role in the European geothermal energy sector. Switzerland’s expertise in shallow geothermal projects, dating back to the 1970s, positions it as a global leader in this field. Aligned with its ambitious Energy Strategy 2050, Switzerland aims to bolster its renewable energy capacity, with a focus on direct-use geothermal projects. Against this backdrop, Zurich emerges as an exemplary host city, fervently committed to sustainability and climate action. With its forward-thinking approach and vibrant atmosphere, Zurich provides an ideal platform for catalysing discussions and collaborations aimed at driving geothermal energy adoption and shaping the future of European energy landscapes.
Matchmaking at EGC is organized by Enterprise Europe Network
Register to the matchmaking on the matchmaking website, and book 1to1 meetings with other matchmaking participants! The meetings will be held onsite.
