European Geothermal Innovation & Capital Summit

European Geothermal Innovation & Capital Summit 2026

Collaborating to accelerate Geothermal Innovation & Adoption in Europe

October 6 - 8, 2026

Munich, Germany

Invitation only Event

Bringing Innovations, Investors & Industry together

Collaborating to enable faster deployment of Geothermal Energy in Europe

Case Studies, Pitches, Workshops, Networking

Co - Organizers

Hosting Sponsor

About the Summit

Collaborating to accelerate Geothermal Innovation in Europe

EGICS'26 is an invitation-only summit bringing together the most forward-thinking minds in geothermal energy — from deep-tech innovators to institutional investors, project developers and policy shapers. The summit convenes innovators, investors, utilities, industry leaders, regulators, and energy users who are actively building the geothermal ecosystem across Europe, creating the conditions for accelerated deployment at scale. Over three focused days, participants engage in high-signal networking, venture pitches, technical workshops, project case studies, and structured investment collaboration sessions designed to move capital and partnerships forward.

Max 100

Participants

Days of Programming

Focus Themes

Invitation

Only

Key Themes

Focus Areas

Seven strategic themes shaping the future of geothermal energy in Europe

Deep Geothermal Energy

Baseload power from deep geological formations — the backbone of a resilient European energy system.

Deep Geothermal Storage

Underground thermal energy storage solutions providing seasonal flexibility and grid support.

NextGen Geothermal

Advanced geothermal systems, EGS, and closed-loop technologies redefining what's possible.

Electricity & Heat Applications

District heating, industrial processes, and power generation applications at scale.

Minerals Mining

Lithium and critical minerals extraction from geothermal brines — a new frontier for energy transition supply chains.

White Hydrogen

Geothermal-powered hydrogen production and integrated clean energy ecosystems.

CO₂ Storage

Geological carbon sequestration linked to geothermal operations as part of net-zero strategies.

About the Summit

Munich,

Munich is Europe's innovation capital — a city where deep engineering heritage meets cutting-edge technology entrepreneurship. The Munich region hosts one of Europe's most concentrated geothermal development ecosystems. Its central European location makes it the ideal host for a summit bringing together delegates from across the continent.

Munich Airport (MUC) — 35 minutes to city centre. Direct connections to all major European capitals.
Venue details shared with confirmed participants. Central Munich location with excellent transport links.
Geothermal Site Visits organised on October 6 across the Munich region.