Additional Resources.
Children's books for sale: Our Hidden Powers
Our Hidden Powers tells the story of Ignis and her friends, learning how the renewable energies need to work together in harmony to make an impact. The book encourages collaboration and ignites meaningful conversations between children and adults.
NZGA is the sole distributor of Our Hidden Powers in New Zealand. You can order your copy here.
Workshop & Seminar Papers
NZGA and its affiliates run and attend a number of conference or workshop style events throughout the year. You can download and view papers and presentations from these events. Please contact us if you experience any problems.
The International Geothermal Association (IGA), encourages the development and utilisation of geothermal resources worldwide through the publication of scientific and technical information among the geothermal specialists, the business community, governmental representatives, UN organisations, civil society and the general public.
2024
GNS Workshop: Geothermal Energy - What is Our Potential? (2nd July 2024: part of 2024 NZ Geothermal Week)
- Geoheat Future – Yale Carden, GeoExchange Australia
- Geoheat Future (ctnd.) & Conventional Future – Yale Carden, GeoExchange Australia & Katie McLean, NZGA President
- Underground Thermal Energy Storage – Samantha Alcaraz, GNS Science
Mercury Workshop: Lessons Learned - Rotokawa Steam Hammer Incident (2nd July 2024: part of 2024 NZ Geothermal Week)
- Steam Hammer Introduction – Mercury NZ
- Rotokawa Steam Hammer Incident Animation – Mercury NZ
- Download the Steam Hammer quiz here – Mercury NZ
- Condensation Induced Water Hammer NZ Case Studies – MB Century
New Zealand Geothermal Association Winter Seminar (3rd July 2024: part of 2024 NZ Geothermal Week)
We welcome you to share these slides within your networks, although please ensure to reference the author of the presentation and acknowledge that the material is supplied by NZGA.
- Geothermal Energy to Green Hydrogen: Organic Rankine Cycle (ORC) Plants with Radial Inflow Expanders – Reza Agahi, Nikkiso
- Keynote: Cascaded Geothermal Systems Prime - From Energy Production to Heating and Cooling Homes | presentation slides | video recording – Jay Egg, Egg Geo
- What’s Geoheat? 2024/2025 Geoheat Action Plan – Chelydra Percy, GNS Science
- Where’s Geoheat? Resource Assessment – EECA Regional Report – Bay of Plenty+ – Glenn Wellington, Energy Efficiency & Conservation Authority
- Waiwhatu Project: Transition to Arawhata – Aroha Campbell, Geothermal: Next Generation
- Geothermal Rising Update – Bryant Jones, Geothermal Rising
- NZ Trade & Enterprise - Indonesia & the Philippines Update – Cecilia Shand, NZ Trade & Enterprise
- Pathways Student Open Day
- An Assessment of Geothermal Direct Use in Taupō Township: Insights from Well Data Analysis and Numerical Modeling – Sadiq Zarrouk, Geothermal Institute, University of Auckland
- Decarbonising vegetable growers around New Zealand – Ellery Peters, Vegetables NZ
- Nature's Flame Update – John Goodwin, Nature's Flame
- Ground Source Heat Pump Systems (GSHP) – Bhawesh Singh, Stiebel Eltron
- He Ahi Eco-Business Park, Taupō – Blandina Diamond, He Ahi
- Enhancing Geoheat Utilisation – Jim Johnston & Michael Schweig, CaSil Technologies
- Total Nutrient Use Efficiency: Tnue – Bruce Smith, Tnue
- Unlocking the Potential of AI/ML in Geothermal Applications – Eduardo Bermudez, Worley
- Novel Biofeedstocks using Geothermal Resources – Andy Blair, Upflow
NZGA CO2 Workshop (4th July 2024: part of 2024 NZ Geothermal Week)
- CO2 Group Presentation – NZGA CO2 Working Group
New Zealand Geothermal Workshop Industry Updates (27 November 2019)
New Zealand Geothermal Association Mini Seminar (27 Sept 2019)
New Zealand Geothermal Association Seminar (11 July 2019)
Presentations and documents from international workshops can be viewed by clicking the links below, please contact us if you experience any problems.
World Geothermal Congress 2020+1, Reykjavik, Iceland (October 2021)
2020 saw the world tackling the Covid 19 pandemic, and as such, the 2020 World Geothermal Congress was postponed until it was safe to hold this event. New Zealand was still in lockdown at the time, meaning that NZGA was unable to have an in person presence, but we were grateful to have Andrew Jenks, NZ ambassador to the Nordic regions, present the New Zealand country update on our behalf.
World Geothermal Congress 2015, Melbourne, Australia (19-24 April 2015)
WGC2015 “Views from Down Under – Geothermal in Perspective”, the Congress offered a splendid opportunity for delegates to share ideas and knowledge covering geothermal development worldwide. The Congress and short courses programme covered topics relevant both to direct use and electricity generation. The joint management by Australia and New Zealand gave insights into some of the most long-standing ‘traditional’ geothermal developments in the world and new ‘pioneering’ techniques.
- New Zealand Country Update 2015 (NZGA)
- Access the IGA Geothermal Conference Database to view presentations and conference documents from the WGC 2015
Pertamina Energy Outlook 2014, Jakarta (3 and 4 December 2014)
Geothermal Energy and Electricity Generation – The New Zealand Success Story, presented by Brian Carey (NZGA)
5th European Geothermal PhD Day (31 March to 2 April 2014)
The European Geothermal PhD Day (EGPD)”, is a student-organised conference for PhD students working in all fields of science related to geothermal research (geosciences, engineering, chemistry, business, law, etc). The conference was hosted by the Chair of Geothermal Science and Technology of the Technical University of Darmstadt in cooperation with the Young Geothermal Chapter (Junge Geothermie) of the German Geothermal Association. The conference was held at the Institute of Applied Geosciences, Darmstadt, Germany.
APEC 2013 Workshop on Geothermal Energy Development, Taipei, Taiwan
(25-26 June 2013)
The meeting was attended by Dr. Greg Bignall and Mr. Brian Carey (both GNS Science) New Zealand, as well as researchers and geothermal industry invitees from Japan, USA and UK. The Workshop was organised by The Bureau of Energy and National Science Council of Taiwan, and included three sessions that respectively focussed on “Geothermal Status and Perspectives”; “Geothermal Exploration and Assessment”, and “Enhanced Geothermal System Technologies”.
