The International Geothermal Convention and Exhibition

Asia | Energy

Third Party Event

02 Aug 2017 - 04 Aug 2017

Growing interest in geothermal energy, its importance in future energy supply and the need to accelerate its development make it compelling to host a comprehensive industry forum which promotes and advances broader collaboration and innovation among geothermal’s stakeholders. To meet this objective, INAGA’s Annual Scientific Convention will host The 5th Indonesia International Geothermal Convention and Exhibition IIGCE) 2017 with the theme “Moving Forward Under Current Challenges, Obstacles and Opportunities toward Achieving Geothermal Development 2025 Target”. We proudly encourage you to be a part of the region’s premier event in the geothermal industry and benefit from its advanced programmes.

Your participation in this geothermal forum will provide a high level of visibility to you and your company high, in-depth knowledge about and access to geothermal industry in the region and update of the latest advances in geothermal science, technology and business. We are confident that by participating this event your company will gain long-lasting business in geothermal industry.

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