13 - 14 October 2026

Knowledge Sharing Workshop 2026

Delft, the Netherlands

Part of the Geothermal Innovation Days program.

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We are delighted to invite you to the Knowledge Sharing Workshop 2026, a two-day event bringing together 37 projects funded through the GEOTHERMICA and JPP SES Joint Call 2021 and the CETPartnership TRI4 Heating and Cooling Calls 2022, 2023 and 2024.

The workshop will provide a platform to share project results, progress and plans; encourage learning across different funding calls; and strengthen connections between projects, funding organisations and policy stakeholders. By exchanging lessons and identifying synergies, participants will help accelerate Europe’s transition towards climate-neutral heating and cooling.

The workshop aims to showcase the combined project portfolio, support transnational collaboration and gather practical insights to inform CETPartnership activities and the design of future joint calls

Agenda

Day 1 — 13 October 2026

Public Knowledge Sharing Workshop

Plenary and parallel sessions will showcase CETPartnership and GEOTHERMICA Initiative projects covering geothermal energy, heating and cooling, UTES, district heating, industrial heat, heat pumps, solar thermal and system integration. The day will conclude with a networking reception and poster session.

Day 2 — 14 October 2026

Projects and funding organisations only

CETPartnership 2024 project presentations will be followed by a special Impact and Exploitation Session led by Tanja Suni, Head of System Transition and Impact at CETPartnership. The afternoon will include a site visit to TU Delft, featuring Geothermie Delft and PUSH-IT. The programme will finish by 16:00.

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Office

Gróska, Bjargargata 1, 102 Reykjavík

Phone

+354 569 6000

Email

info@geothermica.eu

The project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation Programme under grant agreement No 731117 between 2017-2022. Currently, project transitioned to GEOTHERMICA Initiaitive