It is becoming increasingly clear how necessary it is to make rapid and ambitious progress in the area of climate protection. Deep geothermal energy can make an important contribution to electricity generation, but especially to heat supply. The German government has now also recognised this, but there are still challenges - both technical and in terms of licensing law. But these too can be successfully mastered.
The Geothermie.Bayern practical forum will show possible solutions. Experts from science, business, politics and practice will discuss how geothermal projects can be optimally implemented. Numerous electricity and heat projects, many of them in the geothermal hotspot of Bavaria, present what sustainable energy generation looks like. Currently, there are also many new projects in development in Bavaria, which we would like to present at this year's practical forum.
The popular industry event and networking meeting will take place again from 22 to 24 October 2025 at the Bürgerhaus Pullach near Munich. The congress day on 23 October 2025 will be simultaneously translated. GeoTHOUR will also be available with English translation.
Book your hotel early - but we have also reserved contingents in Pullach and the surrounding area for registered participants.
ThinkGeoEnergy, is a geothermal focused advisory firm working for corporate clients on strategic, marketing and corporate finance related activities.
The firm operates the leading geothermal news website and network, covering the complete value chain of the geothermal power sector and industrial scale direct use sector globally.
The "Informationsportal Tiefe Geothermie" is the strongest and most up-to-date news platform on the subject of deep geothermal energy in the German-speaking world. In addition to daily news, the information portal offers a monthly newsletter and a comprehensive industry directory.
Hartmann Valves GmbH is a worldwide recognized system supplier of ball valves and well completion. Specialised on the development, construction and fabrication of flanges and conveying systems for geothermal energy production Hartmann Valves is involved in several national and international projects.
ing KESS GmbH - Conception & Planning of Ecological Energy Systems! Dwindling resources demand new ways of using energy. Optimised energy utilisation from geothermal energy and biomass is becoming increasingly important. We have been realising visions for creative energy use and successfully implementing ecological energy concepts with regenerative energy sources since 1993.
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