Now in its third year, the Forum has grown significantly, attracting more than 160 delegates and featuring presentations from 14 speakers and six panellists.

Bringing together two of the UK’s leading regions in geothermal development, the Northeast and the Southwest, the Forum provides a platform to share knowledge, strengthen collaboration and explore opportunities for practical partnership.

Speakers will showcase the ongoing evolution of geothermal energy through real-world examples, including the repurposing of former mine sites, innovative approaches to power generation, and insights into how projects can advance to the next stage of development.

The event facilitates connections between the mining, exploration and energy professionals to promote interdisciplinary collaboration, helping influence policy by providing a united front from all sectors.

This year’s programme is split across two days, beginning with lunch on Monday and concluding with lunch on Tuesday, with a networking buffet on Monday evening.