About IEA Geothermal TCP

The IEA Geothermal Technology Collaboration Programme (IEA Geothermal or the Geothermal TCP) is a  framework for international collaboration and networking among nations, industries and industry organizations on all aspects of geothermal resources and geothermal energy.

The technology collaboration programme operates under the auspices of the International Energy Agency (IEA), Paris, France but operates independently of the IEA.  The views expressed by IEA Geothermal in no way represent the views of the IEA.

More information on IEA Geothermal can be found at https://iea-gia.org/about-us/our-organisation/.

Activities are directed towards the sharing of information; developing technologies, techniques and best practices for exploration, development and utilization; and producing and disseminating authoritative geothermal information. Activity occurs in Topic areas and working groups and more information on these can be found at https://iea-gia.org/areas-of-activity/.

IEA Geothermal has participant member nations and organisations.  Information about research and development on geothermal energy  occurring in each of the member nations can be found at https://iea-gia.org/about-us/members/. Details of the representatives who lead IEA Geothermal can be found at https://iea-gia.org/about-us/our-people/.

For more details view or download the pdf:  IEA Geothermal Goals, Activities, Benefits and Obligations