The Iceland School of Energy is proud to announce its upcoming webinar, "Unlocking Geothermal Energy," taking place on October 1, 2024. This event is designed for geoscience students and professionals who are passionate about the role of renewable energy in the future of our planet

The INFO-GEOTHERMAL project, in partnership with ISE, advocates for the efficient and sustainable use of geothermal energy in Slovenia. Highlighting geothermal energy's role in sustainable development and local energy independence. Watch our new video for engaging with stakeholders and promoting transparent information access.

In a groundbreaking display of unity, Iceland's women and non-binary individuals, including the Prime Minister, convened for a full-day strike on October 24, demanding an end to the nation's enduring gender pay gap and widespread gender-based violence. Despite Iceland's global reputation for gender equality, disparities persist, with some female professionals earning 21% less than their male counterparts. This powerful strike coincides with global efforts to promote gender equality in the energy sector, where women represent just 16% of the workforce. The Iceland School of Energy (ISE) is dedicated to this cause, offering a Women in Energy Scholarship and achieving a 66% female enrollment rate.

Yonathan "Hary" Hutagalung, an Indonesian geologist at the Iceland School of Energy (ISE), broadened his focus from high-temperature to low-temperature geothermal systems at the International Summer School on Thermogeology in Slovenia. This immersive experience, combining intensive learning and cultural exchange, has deepened Hary's commitment to sustainable energy and inspired his peers at ISE.