Iceland is famous for its geysirs and the country has developed skills and technologies to extract heat and energy from the ground.
Reykjavik Energy (Orkuveita Reykjavikur) has consolidated their leadership over the past 60 years by supplying a large portion of the Icelandic population with geothermal water for domestic heating and by gradually developing new steam fields for power production.
Iceland-based geothermal energy company Enex build district heating in China together with Chinese Sinopec Star.
GEORG is an international Geothermal research Group meant to increase the number of qualified experts in geothermal research, engineering, design and technical exploitation of the resource.
Approximately 75% of Iceland's electricity is generated from hydroelectric power. Mannvit Engineering has participated in the preliminary work and/or construction of most of the hydropower plants and
In MWh per capita Iceland, Sweden and Norway rank as the top three geothermal countries in the world. While Iceland is well known for their expertise in geothermal energy, you may be surprised to hear
An hour’s drive to the east of Iceland’s capital Reykjavik, you get to the community of Solheimar. Iceland’s first eco-village and home to the Center for Sustainable Development at Sesselja Hous
