“Iceland is known for its geothermal power – but to make the most of this natural resource, you need to go deep. BBC Future Now visits the hottest geothermal well ever made”
The BBC Future Now visited the DEEPEGS drill site the other day and interviewed, among others, the DEEPEGS and IDDP coordinator Guðmundur Ómar Friðleifsson. Read all about it here.
EGC 2016 is a unique opportunity for the entire geothermal community to come together and to learn, finding new...
The drilling of the Iceland Deep Drilling Project geothermal well at Reykjanes has been successfully completed. A significant milestone...
The DEEPEGS well at Reykjanes has reached m depth and now it is the deepest hole in Iceland. The...
HS Orka coordinator with consortium invites for a meeting about the deep drilling project at Reykjanes. Meeting will be...
The IDDP and DEEPEGS science and drilling team wishes you all Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year....
David Cook with team published paper, funded by the DEEPEGS project, on the first study in the academic literature to...
An IDDP-2 Way Forward Workshop, a joint effort of the IDDP-Consortium and DEEPEGS, was held 20-21 March 2018...
DEEPEGS WGC2020 proceedings accepted Researchers working on DEEPEGS received information that there were 32 peer review proceedings accepted to...
