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Geothermal Drilling Training Course 2026

Mon 28 Sept

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Eden Project

The course will introduce the key technologies and engineering strategies required to plan and execute a successful geothermal project.

Geothermal Drilling Training Course 2026
Geothermal Drilling Training Course 2026

Time & Location

28 Sept 2026, 13:00 – 02 Oct 2026, 13:00

Eden Project, Bodelva, Cornwall PL24 2SG, UK

About the event

The course will introduce the key technologies and engineering strategies required to plan and execute a successful geothermal project. It focuses on drilling technology, equipment and principles used in successful geothermal wells. Specific attention is given to metallurgy and well control issues for geothermal wells. Throughout the whole course, the critical areas of difference of geothermal drilling to conventional O&G well drilling will be highlighted. Overall, the course provides a holistic perspective to geothermal drilling from a point of view of geothermal developer.


Key benefits

By the end of the course, participants will have a better understanding of:

  • The key technologies and engineering strategies required to design and successfully execute geothermal projects

  • The different types of geothermal development and how project type, depth, temperature and technology influence technical risk, environmental considerations and the appropriate level of regulatory and planning oversight

  • The metallurgy, well integrity and well control considerations specific to geothermal…


Tickets

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    Sale ends

    26 Sept, 17:00

    From £1,475.00 to £2,650.00

    • £2,650.00

      +£66.25 ticket service fee

    • £1,475.00

      +£36.88 ticket service fee

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