GEG is proud to announce that we have won an ISK 30 million grant from the Ministry for Foreign Affairs in Iceland. We will be exploring if low-temperature geothermal energy could be used as an energy source for the cold storage for apples. The grant is provided by the Business Partnership […]
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The team of GEG wishes you, your families and colleagues happy holidays and best wishes for a successful new geothermal year. This year’s picture shows the local lake near our office in Reykjavik, Iceland. This year has been an eventful year for all of us and while we cannot share […]
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GEG Power is sharing the pride with Kenya Electricity Generating Company (KenGen). GEG developed and build the successful geothermal wellhead plants for KenGen with a total installed capacity of 81.6 MW … check in with us to see how a modular approach to geothermal development can profit your project.
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This video shows a timelapse of the construction of a 5 MW flash-condensing geothermal wellhead power plant. The plant was built for the client Kenya Electricity Generating Company (KenGen). Construction on the site took 30 weeks, from the civil works, laying the foundations to the connection to the grid and […]
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GEG recently received certification of the company quality management system according to international standard ISO 9001. The certification covers the provision of project management of design, procurement and construction, commissioning and associated services of geothermal power solutions. On the picture are from left are Sigthor Jonsson, CEO and Snorri Einarsson, […]
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The team of GEG Power wishes you, your families and colleagues a happy holidays and best wishes for a successful new geothermal year. This year’s picture shows a proud moment for our company, the new 5 MW Bjarnaflag geothermal power plant, built by GEG for Icelandic national power company Landsvirkjun. […]
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Green Energy Geothermal (GEG), is proud to report the successful conclusion of its contract to supply and build a 5 MW turbine-generator package for the Bjarnarflag geothermal power plant in the Northeast of Iceland. GEG was awarded the contract by Icelandic national power company Landsvirkjun to design, manufacture and supply […]
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At the Iceland Geothermal Conference held this week in Reykjavik, Iceland, several speakers addressed challenges of geothermal development in the context of attracting investor interest and speeding up development. At least three presentations at the conference covered in one way or another the approach to use geothermal wellhead power plants […]
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Canadian investor enters geothermal market with acquisition of Green Energy Iceland and Green Energy Geothermal Energy Co-Invest Global Corp. (ECC Global) has acquired all key assets of Green Energy Geothermal (GEG), a leading provider of turn-key modular geothermal wellhead power plants. ECC Global is consolidating GEG’s operations at new global […]
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At the Iceland Geothermal Conference, Green Energy Geothermal gave a presentation as part of a session on competitiveness and innovation. Featuring three technology providers, including GEG, a proposed GeoMagma power plant and a presentation the competitiveness of the geothermal sector, the session focused on how different approaches could help in more […]
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