Össur Skarphéðinsson, Minister for Foreign Affairs of Iceland, presented today the most extensive development project Iceland has participated in. It includes the development of a Global Geothermal Development Plan under the auspices of the World Bank, which could amount to 500 million USD. The facility will provide finance for geothermal feasibility assessments and test drilling. The collaboration between Iceland and the World Bank is the largest initiative so far for promoting the utilisation of geothermal energy in developing countries, and Iceland will effectively become the Bank’s key partner in this field.
Iceland to lead geothermal projects in Tenerife – drilling to begin this autumn
Reykjavík Geothermal co-leads sustainable initiative in the Canary Islands For the first time in Tenerife’s history, geothermal drilling for energy production will commence this autumn. The project is a joint effort by Reykjavík Geothermal, the Canary Island’s...
