About ThinkGeoEnergy

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This Geothermal Energy News Website was created to provide a place to post industry news, e.g. deals, project and international development. There currently is no other dedicated geothermal energy industry news website, so ThinkGeoEnergy is providing a unique platform for industry news and announcements.

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ThinkGeoEnergy.com is primarily a news website on things happening in the geothermal energy world as described above, but also provides news related services to companies in or related to the sector.
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Alexander Richter
The site has been created by Alexander Richter, Director at the Canadian Geothermal Energy Association (CanGEA).

He was a founding member of Glitnir Bank’s Global Geothermal Energy Team (website), now Íslandsbanki. He lead the bank’s geothermal research efforts and and worked on business development with clients globally. In his role he also represented the bank at various international industry events globally and has been the author of most of the research published by Glitnir and now Islandsbanki, including the annual U.S. Geothermal Energy Market Report.

Contact: alex [at] thinkgeoenergy.com

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Cooperation
ThinkGeoEnergy works together with a number of players in a cooperative partnership to provide up-to-date news about the sector and providing insights into the global geothermal energy sector.

ThinkGeoEnergy is cooperating with Íslandsbanki. The bank specializes in geothermal financing and builds its value proposition on the experience and know-how of the Icelandic geothermal energy sector and the work by Glitnir in this sector globally. Research done by Islandsbanki will be published/ promoted on thinkgeoenergy.com.

ThinkGeoEnergy also maintains a cooperation with Australia-based advisory and strategy firm Activated Logic. As part of the Global Geothermal Alliance of Activated Logic and Islandsbanki, ThinkGeoEnergy supports the activities of the alliance globally and will publish research and strategic documents of both on the website.

ThinkGeoEnergy is part of the Global Geothermal Alliance by Islandsbanki and Activated Logic, that extends the reach of the work of Islandsbanki and Activated Logic. The unique combination of extensive technical collaboration and comprehensive market experience across key geographic regions provides the strategic alliance with pioneering insights into the rapid development of geothermal energy projects.

For ThinkGeoEnergy this allows to be close to the market, to provide up-to-date industry updates and news.


Media Partnerships
ThinkGeoEnergy maintains media partnerships with geothermal organizations and trade associations, as well as conferences world-wide. The general goal is to inform the general public and interested parties to follow what is going on in the industry and what are current topics and discussions.

Among others ThinkGeoEnergy cooperates with the following organizations: the U.S. Geothermal Energy Association (GEA), the Canadian Geothermal Energy Association (CanGEA), GeoPower – Geothermal Conferences. A number of further agreements with similar organizations are in preparation, including the World Geothermal Congress 2010 in Bali, Indonesia.

ThinkGeoEnergy is always working on further cooperations which will extend the reach and opportunities for the site. Should be interested in partnering with ThinkGeoEnergy, please use the contact form of the site or send an e-mail to alex [at] thinkgeoenergy.com

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