IGCP 636 Meeting
The IGCP 636 Group meeting focuses on unifying international research forces to unlock and strengthen geothermal exploitation of the...
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IGCP 636 & INRS Discover:
Geothermal Energy in Portugal
Join the IGCP Geothermal Resource for Energy Transition Project Group and Geothermal Students from INRS to learn more about geothermal energy in Portugal (October 2023)
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Special thanks to: Christine Rivard, Jasmin Raymond, Chantal Pelland, Cynthia Lee, Daniela Goldoni, Francine Davis, Monique Lacombe, Michel Malo, Sébastien Castonguay, and Yolande Roy for their individual contributions
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General Plan
Learn through visit
Mainland Portugal
(October 21st - 28th)
IGCP 636 Group Meeting
(October 25th)
The IGCP 636 Group meet annually to review the groups progress. In 2023, the group will meet at the University of Coimbra, Portugal.
Student presentations are welcome. (October 25th)
Meeting organized with the support of:
São Miguel Island
(October 29th - November 1st)
Get to Know IGCP 636 & INRS
The IGCP 636 Geothermal Resources for Energy Transition is a research group that includes research institutes globally. This international research group has its origin within the successful experience with the previous IGCP project “Unifying international research forces to unlock and strengthen geothermal exploitation of the Americas and Europe” (2016-2019).
The students in the Geothermal Research Group at Institut national de la recherche scientifique (INRS) in Quebec City, Canada are working in conjuction with the IGCP 636 reseach group to compliment the group meeting with an opportunity to learn about geothermal resource exploration in Portugal.
Discover Geothermal: Portugal Registration
REGISTRATION IS NOW CLOSED
IGCP 636
Meeting Registration
REGISTRATION IS NOW CLOSED
All Support is Appreciated!
This trip is designed as an educational experience to learn about geothermal usage in Portugal. The students involved are graduate students in geothermal energy and hope to bring this knowledge back to Canada!
We are grateful for all donations! Donations will be accepted through the INRS Foundation and are elegible for a tax credit.
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