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SUMMARY:CRM-geothermal Webinar: Critical Raw Material Extraction Technologies from Geothermal Brines
DESCRIPTION:We are pleased to invite you to the webinar “Critical Raw Material Extraction Technologies from Geothermal Brines”. This event will bring together leading researchers and experts from the CRM-geothermal project to discuss the development of technologies for the recovery of lithium and other critical raw materials from geothermal fluids. As the demand for critical minerals continues to grow due to the global energy transition and the expansion of battery technologies\, geothermal brines are increasingly being recognised as a promising and sustainable resource. \nDate: 29 June 2026\nTime: 14:00 – 16:00 CEST \nMore information and registration: https://crm-geothermal.eu/go/webinar-crm-extraction-technologies
URL:https://crm-geothermal.eu/event/crm-geothermal-webinar-critical-raw-material-extraction-technologies-from-geothermal-brines/
LOCATION:Online
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20260225T130000
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SUMMARY:CRM-geothermal Final Scientific Conference at GeoTHERM
DESCRIPTION:The CRM-geothermal Final Conference will be an in-person event organised in cooperation with GeoTHERM 2026 in Offenburg (Germany) on 25 February 2026\, from 13:00 to 17:00 CET. Participation in the CRM-geothermal Final Conference is free and doesn’t require a badge for the GeoTHERM event. \nThe CRM-geothermal side event takes place on the day before the Conference GeoTHERM (26-27 February 2026) and it concludes in time for participants to join the traditional GeoTHERM Ice-Breaker at 18:30 on 25 February 2026. The participation in the GeoTHERM Icebreaker event is not included when registering for the CRM-geothermal Final Conference. \nDuring this final project conference\, the consortium and invited speakers will present the project’s key findings in three thematic sessions: \nSession 1: Content\, origin\, and mobility of Critical Raw Materials (CRM) in geothermal fluids across different geological settingsSession 2: Extraction methods for CRM from geothermal fluidsSession 3: Economic\, social\, and governance aspects of CRM co-production \n The EU-funded project CRM-Geothermal pursues a holistic approach to the evaluation and extraction of critical raw materials from geothermal fluids in Europe and East Africa. Its objectives are as follows: \n\n(I) To assess the overall potential\, a database was established and the collected fluid data have been visualized in a fluid atlas.\n(II) The origin and mobilization of CRMs were investigated for different geological settings (e.g.\, in crystalline\, fractured rock or in deep sedimentary basins where high-salinity waters circulate through porous formations) to make predictions about the occurrence and sustainability of extraction during fluid circulation.\n(III) Innovative extraction technologies have been developed for some CRMs\, such as lithium\, strontium\, and helium\, for different fluid types.\n(IV) Furthermore\, economic\, social\, and environmental aspects of the processes have been considered\, and finally\n(V) The feasibility of CRM co-extraction are demonstrated at one site (Cornwall).\n\nRegister for the Conference: \n 
URL:https://crm-geothermal.eu/event/crm-geothermal-conference-at-geotherm/
LOCATION:Messe Offenburg-Ortenau\, Schutterwälder Str. 3\, Offenburg\, 77656\, Germany
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Brussels:20251120T120000
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SUMMARY:CRM-geothermal Conference 'Navigating the Energy Transition' at the European Parliament
DESCRIPTION:Date: 20 November 2025\, 12:00–13:30 \nFormat: In-person\, European ParliamentSpotlight: Research and innovation breakthroughs from CRM-geothermal (https://crm-geothermal.eu)Audience: Policymakers\, industry and research experts\, civil society\, and local and regional stakeholders in energy transition\, affordable energy access\, and sustainable resource extraction \nCONTEXT:The Critical Raw Materials Act (CRMA)\, adopted in 2024\, plays a crucial role in enabling Europe’s clean energy transition and achieving climate neutrality by 2050. By securing access to strategic raw materials\, the Act underpins renewable energy deployment\, energy storage\, and affordable electrification for households and businesses. Yet\, implementation faces significant challenges: institutional\, socio-economic\, and environmental. Beyond derisking supply chains\, public trust and affordability of energy access emerge as decisive. Local communities often see extractive projects as conflicting with their well-being\, while many Europeans struggle with high energy bills. A fair transition requires policies that link raw material extraction directly to a clean\, affordable energy supply and ensure that the economic and social benefits are widely shared. This session will examine how innovations at the intersection of raw materials and renewable energy production\, such as CRM extraction from geothermal fluids\, can strengthen the EU’s strategic autonomy\, reduce costs for households\, and safeguard Europe’s natural capital. It will also explore novel social and business models that can distribute benefits fairly\, increasing public acceptance and ensuring that no one is left behind in the transition. \nREGISTRATION: \nhttps://ec.europa.eu/eusurvey/runner/crm-geothermal-ep \nAgenda:\n12:00 – 12:05Welcome: MEP Nicolás González Casares – S&D \n12:05 – 12:20Keynote (TBC): MEP Davor Ivo Stier – EPP  \n12:20 – 12:35Keynote Presentation:“Critical Raw Materials and Renewable Energy: Building the Foundations for Affordable Clean Power in Europe”Simona Regenspurg – GFZ Helmholtz-Centre for Geosciences \n12:35 – 13:20Panel Discussion: Harnessing Innovation to Secure Raw Materials and Power the Energy TransitionThis discussion will explore how integrating CRM extraction with renewable energy production can strengthen Europe’s clean energy capacity\, enhance supply security\, and lower costs—while ensuring that the CRMA’s implementation remains fair and inclusive. \nPanellists: \nChristine Banken\, European Commission\, DG Energy \nMark Harris\, Cornish Lithium \nSimona Regenspurg\, GFZ Helmholtz-Centre for Geosciences \nKestutis Kupsys\, European Economic and Social Committee (2020-25)\, consumer rights activist \nEmily Ritchey\, Transport & Environment (T&E) \nPanel moderator: Pavlos Tyrologou\, European Federation of Geologists  \n13:20 – 13:30Closing Remarks: MEP Nicolás González Casares“Making the Energy Transition Affordable and Inclusive for All Europeans” \nEvent moderation: Katrin Kieling\, GFZ Helmholtz-Centre for Geosciences
URL:https://crm-geothermal.eu/event/crm-geothermal-conference-navigating-the-energy-transition-affordable-european-parliament/
LOCATION:European Parliament in Brussels
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SUMMARY:CRM-geothermal: Social acceptance for innovative technologies in the energy transition
DESCRIPTION:We are pleased to invite you to a joint webinar on social acceptance topics\, organised by the CRM-geothermal and CEEGS projects. This insightful session will delve into the critical aspects of social license to operate (SLO) and community engagement within the context of innovative technologies boosting the energy transition. \nJOIN THE WEBINAR!\nThis event will feature expert presentations on social acceptance guidelines\, best practices for community engagement\, and the latest social acceptability studies from both projects. It is an invaluable opportunity for researchers\, policymakers\, industry professionals\, and stakeholders interested in fostering positive relationships between geothermal initiatives and local communities. \nDate: 23 October 2025\nTime: 14:00 – 15:30 CEST\nRegister here: https://tinyurl.com/webinar-r-crmceegs \n\n\n\n\n  \nAGENDA:\n14:00 – Welcome and short introduction to CRM-geothermal\nSpeaker: Katrin Kieling\, GFZ \n14:15 – Presentation of SLO Guidelines\nSpeaker: Paul Mitchell\, Levin Sources \n14:30 – Community engagement best practices\nSpeaker: Jane Charman\, GEL \n14:45 – Short introduction to CEEGS\nSpeaker: Ricardo Chacartegui\, University of Sevilla \n15:00 – Social acceptability studies in CEEGS\nSpeakers: Ana Delicado\, University of Lisbon / Ana Prades\, CIEMAT \n15:15 – Q&A \n15:30 – End of event \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n  \nSPEAKERS: \n\nPaul Mitchell originally trained as a minerals engineer\, and after completing his doctorate on the control of pollution emanating from metal mine wastes\, focused on the environmental\, social and governance (ESG) aspects of extractives\, with a particular focus on mining. For nearly 40 years\, he has worked on projects related to a broad range of mineral and metal commodities\, including potash\, base and precious metals\, minor metals\, industrial minerals\, coal and other energy minerals\, aggregates\, strategic metals\, rare earth elements and gemstones. He has a detailed understanding of different regulatory and legislative regimes across the extractive industries lifecycle (from exploration to closure) and has worked on extractives projects in the Middle East\, the Americas\, Africa\, the Caribbean\, Europe\, Asia and Oceania. Paul’s extensive experience informs his understanding of mining-related technical\, environmental\, social and governance challenges and opportunities. His experience includes mining at all scales\, from artisanal to large-scale industrial operations across the project lifecycle\, working with diverse clients including mining\, smelting and refining companies\, trade associations\, communities and civil society stakeholders\, regulators and legal experts to design and implement appropriate solutions to ESG issues.\nJane Charman has worked for GEL since 2018\, so has experienced every stage of the geothermal power project at the United Downs site. This has given Jane the ability to talk to all stakeholders from government ministers to the local community about the technical aspects of deep geothermal projects. GEL has also worked with schools\, colleges and universities giving talks\, lessons and careers information for many years. Jane is a huge advocate of extracting critical raw materials from geothermal fluid and is excited to share information about the progress the UK is making as well as other project partners.\nKatrin Kieling is the project manager of the CRM-geothermal project. She is a geophysicist by education. After obtaining her doctoral degree from the University of Potsdam (Germany)\, Katrin switched to research management and completed a trainee programme at the project office of the Helmholtz-Centre for Geosciences in 2015. In 2016\, Katrin joined the Geothermal Energy section of GFZ. Since then\, she has managed EU-funded projects on topics related to geothermal systems\, starting with the GEMex collaboration with Mexico and continuing with the REFLECT project on geothermal fluids. Currently\, she focuses on the combined extraction of heat and CRM from geothermal fluids in CRM-geothermal as well as on aquifer thermal energy storage in the projects GeoSpeicherBerlin and PUSH-IT.\nAna Delicado is a Senior Research Fellow at the Institute of Social Sciences (ICS) of the University of Lisbon and has a PhD in Sociology (2006). She specialises in social studies of science. She is currently coordinator of the Observatory of Changing Society of ICS. She has coordinated competitively funded national projects on scientific associations\, the acceptance of renewable energies and social dimensions of the Internet of Things. She has led the ICS team in six EU-funded research projects on children and disaster risk reduction\, renewable energy landscapes\, science communication\, CCS and CEEGS. She teaches in the PhD programme on Climate Change and Sustainable Development Policies and frequently engages in science outreach.\nRicardo Chacartegui is a professor at the Energy Engineering Department of the University of Seville. He obtained his PhD in 2005\, and since 2006\, he has more than 150 documents registered in Scopus and more than 80 publications in international congresses since 2007. His main research fields are related to energy storage\, novel energy systems\, and LCE technologies.  He has participated in more than 60 projects in collaboration with the industry and he has participated in 9 patents. Ricardo coordinates the Horizon Europe project for energy storage CEEGS\, based on transcritical CO2 energy storage.\nAna Prades holds a degree in Political Science and Sociology and a PhD in Information Science\, both from the Complutense University of Madrid. She is a senior scientist at CIEMAT (a public research body specialising in energy\, technology and the environment) and heads the Sociotechnical Research Centre (CISOT-CIEMAT) in Barcelona. Her research focuses on the social perception of environmental and technological risk\, as well as on tools and methods for citizen participation in the context of climate change and sustainability. Another of her areas of research is the implications of these processes for the development and implementation of public policies. Ana coordinated the PACHEBEL project\, funded by the European Union’s 7th Framework Programme (2010–2013)\, and the Social Studies on Fusion (SES) programme (2014–2020). She is currently coordinating the ECF4CLIM project\, funded by H2020\, which focuses on developing a European competence framework to combat climate change and promote sustainability in education (2021–2025).\n\n  \nWe look forward to your participation in this important conversation about building trust and acceptance around technologies boosting the energy transition.
URL:https://crm-geothermal.eu/event/crm-geothermal-social-acceptance-for-innovative-technologies-in-the-energy-transition/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Brussels:20250918T140000
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SUMMARY:CRM-geothermal Webinar: Unlocking the Power of AI in Lithium Exploration
DESCRIPTION:We are excited to invite you to a webinar to present the Lithium Estimation AI Tool\, developed by project partner INLECOM as part of the EU-funded CRM-geothermal project. This innovative AI-driven solution is poised to transform how we explore lithium within geothermal resources – at a time when lithium’s role in battery technologies and renewable energy systems has never been more critical. \nJoin the Webinar!\nThis webinar will explore the underlying technologies\, practical applications\, and strategic value of the CRM-geothermal Lithium Estimation AI Tool. It’s a must-attend for geoscientists\, exploration companies\, policymakers\, and anyone interested in the future of sustainable lithium sourcing. \nDate: 18 September 2025\nTime: 14:00 – 15:00 CEST\nRegister here: https://tinyurl.com/crm-webinar1 \nAbout the Tool\nThe Lithium Estimation AI Tool leverages advanced artificial intelligence techniques\, particularly tree-based ensemble methods\, to identify patterns and dependencies in large\, complex geothermal datasets. Unlike traditional statistical models\, which often rely on rigid assumptions\, this AI-based approach captures the true complexity of subsurface systems – where geological\, chemical\, and thermal processes interact in non-linear and often unpredictable ways. \n  \nWhy It Matters\nThe integration of AI offers several transformative benefits: \n\nHigher predictive accuracy in identifying lithium-rich geothermal reservoirs.\nScalability and adaptability to new data\, features\, or reservoir types.\nTransparent and explainable predictions\, enabling informed\, defensible decisions in regulatory and commercial settings.\n\nSpeakers\n\nKatrin Kieling is the project manager of the CRM-geothermal project. She is a geophysicist by education. After obtaining her doctoral degree from the University of Potsdam (Germany)\, Katrin switched to research management and completed a trainee programme at the project office of the Helmholtz-Centre for Geosciences in 2015. In 2016\, Katrin joined the Geothermal Energy section of GFZ. Since then\, she has managed EU-funded projects on topics related to geothermal systems\, starting with the GEMex collaboration with Mexico and continuing with the REFLECT project on geothermal fluids. Currently\, she focuses on the combined extraction of heat and CRM from geothermal fluids in CRM-geothermal as well as on aquifer thermal energy storage in the projects GeoSpeicherBerlin and PUSH-IT.\n\n\nMr Konstantinos Loupos\, R&D Director (INLECOM INNOVATION)\, holds an MBA (Hellenic Open University\, GR)\, an M.Sc. in Microelectronics Systems Design (University of Southampton\, UK) with distinction\, and an M.Eng. in Electronic and Electrical Engineering (University of Manchester\, UK). He has extensive experience in embedded systems and sensors and microelectronics systems\, security systems\, IoT/ICT technologies and Cybersecurity. His research interests and activities range in IoT/ICT systems\, Cybersecurity\, Sensors and Systems for Structural Health Monitoring (tunnels\, structures\, bridges\, etc.)\, Robotics for Civil Infrastructure Inspection\, Security Systems (sensors and communications)\, Water Demand Management\, Wireless Sensor Networks and Application Specific Embedded Systems. Konstantinos Loupos has actively and successfully participated in a series (more than 40\, since 2002) of EC co-funded projects (FP5\, FP6\, FP7\, H2020\, HEU\, MED\, GSRT and other) in the areas of SEC\, IST\, ICT\, SME\, NMP\, COOP\, MED\, CBC-MED and TRANSPORT\, with significant positions of responsibility (Project Coordinator\, Technical Manager\, Leader of Development teams etc). He has more than 80 publications in Conference proceedings\, Journals and book chapters and 7 EU/US filed patents. He is serving as a formal evaluator (expert) of EC projects in various topics of FP7\, H2020\, EUKERA/EUROSTARS\, MCST\, MARTERA\, ERANET and MED programmes. Konstantinos Loupos is a certified PMP\, SCRUMand GDPR expert (Certified DPO). He is a member of EUROPOL EC3 cyber security group and the European Cybercrime Center\, member of the Secure Platform for Accredited Cybercrime Experts (SPACE)\, a member in the EUROPOL Data Protection Experts Network (EDEN) and the Alliance for Internet of Things Innovation (AIOTI). Currently\, Konstantinos Loupos is involved into several research projects such as: ERATOSTHENES (coordinator)\, PILOTING (Executive committee)\, PROFILE (DPO)\, CRM-GEOTHERMAL\, FIREFLY\, CONNECTOR\, GENESIS\, LINGUARIZE-DC\, EVOROADS\, SMARTIN (AI tasks) and many more.\n\n\nDr. Stathis Antoniou\, Head of AI research (INLECOM INNOVATION)\, has led multiple projects in the fields of AI and Mathematical Modelling. He has worked as a lead data scientist/statistician in various companies and has extensive experience in management and implementation of end-to-end machine learning pipelines that align with business KPIs and EU trustworthiness standards. He holds a PhD in Mathematical Modeling (National Technical University of Athens) and a MSc in Machine Learning (Ecole Polytechnique of France). He has multiple research publications and has co-authored patent US20220369534A1 for real-time crop-analysis via neural networks. He is currently contributing to research projects CRM-GEOTHERMAL\, LINGUARIZE-DC\, EVOROADS\, EMERALDS\, GEMINI and AI4CCAM.
URL:https://crm-geothermal.eu/event/crm-geothermal-webinar-unlocking-the-power-of-ai-in-lithium-exploration/
LOCATION:Online
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20240508T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20240508T180000
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SUMMARY:CRIRSCO/UNFC Reporting schemes in the co-extraction of heat and CRMs from geothermal fluids
DESCRIPTION:The International Raw Materials Observatory (INTRAW) and the University of Miskolc (UNIM) organise a workshop related to the deployment of the combined extraction of CRM and energy from geothermal fluids). The workshop will be held at the University of Miskolc\, Hungary\, on 8th May 2024\, 14:00-18:00 CET. You can find the agenda at the following link. \nWe kindly invite you to participate in the event. It will be held in hybrid format\, thus online participation is also an option. \nThe workshop will be a satellite event of the Miskolc Forum Green and Smart symposium and networking event on 9th May\, which will focus on the CRM aspects of the raw material arena. In the morning\, two parallel workshops will be held: \n\nCRM – State of Play \nSustainable Cement and Concrete Seminar \n\nThe morning sessions will be followed by a ‘Greennovation partnership and networking forum for industry and academia’. \nIn addition\, a networking dinner is organised on 8th May. Participation in the workshop\, the dinner\, and the symposium on 9th May is free but registration is required. \nDetailed information about the travel to Miskolc and the hotel options will be sent to the registered participants\, and also the link for those who intend to join online. \nPlease register by 5th April via the following link: https://forms.gle/3DQhWrfZJ5fartC9A
URL:https://crm-geothermal.eu/event/1312/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20240312T100000
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SUMMARY:Webinar: Frontier technologies for sustainable extraction of critical raw materials
DESCRIPTION:On 12 March 2024\, the RAWMINA and CRM-geothermal projects jointly organised a webinar on “Frontier technologies for sustainable extraction of critical raw materials”. \nUtilising advanced techniques such as adsorption and other innovative separation methods\, RAWMINA and CRM-geothermal are redefining possibilities in critical raw materials recovery from mine waste and geothermal fluids. \nOur webinar served as a platform to delve into the intersecting realms of RAWMINA and CRM-geothermal\, facilitating an exchange of insights and discoveries. \nThe recordings of the presentations given are now available online in our new YouTube playlist:
URL:https://crm-geothermal.eu/event/webinar-frontier-technologies-for-sustainable-extraction-of-critical-raw-materials/
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