Webinar – the right risk geothermal mitigation scheme, June 28, 2022

The GeoRisk project  is hosting a webinar on what is “The right risking mitigation scheme for my geothermal market” on June 28, 2021, 14:00-16:30 (CEST).

Geothermal energy is a source of renewable heating, cooling, baseload electricity and lithium, critical for the success of the global energy transition. One of the chief barriers to successful, market-driven deployment of geothermal energy is the initial cost of drilling for the large-scale projects, constituting up to 70% of the total cost of a geothermal project.

The resource risk threatens the bankability of a geothermal project, and it is a common issue for project developers all over the world. To address this issue, GEORISK project works to establish risk insurance all over Europe and in some key target third countries to cover this risk.

It appears clear that a de-risking scheme must be designed according to the market maturity of the sector. This webinar therefore aims to present the first results of the GEORISK project and to create a discussion between the project partners, the members of the Advisory Committee and international audience.

REGISTRATION

Agenda:

Moderator: Philippe Dumas, EGEC

14h00 – 14h15 Welcome & presentation of the GEORISK project, Philippe Dumas, EGEC

14h15 – 15h15 Session 1: Unlocking geothermal investment with GEORISK tools

• How to use the GEORISK register & online tool, Thomas Le Guenan, BRGM
• Fund modelling calculation “10 y. simulations”, Attila Kujbus, Geothermal Express
• Framework conditions for establishment of a new insurance scheme according to market maturity, Ferid Seyidov, GEC-Co

Feedback from Alexander Richter, Iceland Renewable Energy Cluster

Discussion between panelists and participants

15h15 – 16h30 Session 2: Successful risk mitigation schemes – international case studies

• Presentation of the “new” French Fund, Christian Boissavy, AFPG
• Lessons learnt from the Turkish fund, ?lker Koçak, Turkiye Kalkinma Bankasi
• De-risking experience from Chile, Carlos Jorquera, ThinkGeoEnergy
• Canadian experience: framing the industry needs, Alison Thompson, CanGEA

Feedback from Matthias Tönnis, Munich Re (Group)

Q&A session and roundtable discussion

16h30: Concluding remarks, Philippe Dumas, EGEC

For more information about the project, head to: www.georisk-project.eu