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CRM-geothermal Final Conference to Take Place at GeoTHERM 2026 in Offenburg
The CRM-Geothermal Final Conference will take place in person on 25 February 2026, from 13:00 to 17:00 CET in Offenburg, Germany, organised in cooperation with GeoTHERM 2026: https://www.geotherm-offenburg.de/en Participation is free and does not require a GeoTHERM...
Exploring the CRM potential of geothermal fluids with our AI Tool
By discerning correlations and interdependencies among major cations, anions, and fluid characteristics, INLECOM INNOVATION aims to unravel the complex web of factors controlling Lithium concentrations.
CRM-geothermal Newsletter #2
We invite you to discover our latest newsletter which features the following news: Status summary by the project coordinators Latest milestones achieved New scientific publications Student stories Webinar recordings Open call for stakeholders Winners of our video...
16 December: Consultation on good practice guidelines for geothermal – metal extraction
The CRM-geothermal project seeks input from West Cornwall residents to shape dual geothermal energy and metals extraction plans
Iceland sampling campaign: Investigating presence of REE in Icelandic geothermal waters
Constructor University Bremen researchers, led by Prof. Dr. Michael Bau and Dr. Lukas Klose (Work Package 2), recently embarked on a scientific expedition to Iceland
Project achieves new milestone: Adsorption materials successfully tested
The CRM-geothermal project recently achieved a major milestone, with significant progress in testing adsorption materials for lithium and strontium extraction. Trials were conducted using manganese dioxide and zeolite-based materials at GFZ and IzTech laboratories, alongside a field test at the Tuzla geothermal power plant in Turkey.
Learning from the CRM-geothermal social licence to operate consultation
In October 2024, the CRM-geothermal project hosted a consultation in Cornwall (UK) to gather the thoughts of local communities and other stakeholders on how dual geothermal-metal extraction projects can achieve ‘social licence to operate’ in the UK, EU and beyond.
Call for applications for CRM-geothermal Master thesis
Our project partner Dr. Brill Institutes Group is looking for a Master student to be completed as part of the CRM-geothermal project.
Student Stories: Characterisation of a Geothermal System in Fractured Crystalline Rocks by Thermal-Hydraulic-Chemical Modelling at United Downs
In his Master Thesis, Samuele Frigo performed the characterisation of the geothermal system in fractured crystalline rocks at United Downs (Cornwall, UK) by means of Thermal-Hydraulic-Chemical modelling. Samuele is a Master student from the University of Greifswald,...
Influence Consultation Event in Cornwall
The Horizon Europe-funded CRM-geothermal project is asking people living and working around Redruth and in West Cornwall to help shape future development of dual geothermal energy and metals extraction projects.
CRM-geothermal Video Contest: And the winners are…
We are thrilled to announce the winners of the CRM-geothermal Video Contest! The contest attracted an incredible array of talent and creativity, highlighting the importance of geothermal energy and critical raw materials through engaging videos. Out of the video...
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