
Pre-registration
Participants can register for the conference by submitting their abstract. However, if you do not have your abstract ready yet, you can still pre-register using our pre-registration form. This helps us estimate the number of participants and organize the event more efficiently. We encourage early pre-registration to ensure a smooth and well-prepared conference experience.
Abstract submission
Abstract Submission Deadline Extended!
We are extending the deadline for abstract submission for the 16th European Geothermal PhD Days (EGPD 2025). You now have more time to finalize and submit your abstracts to join this exciting event in Szeged, Hungary, in April 2025.
New Submission Deadline: March 15, 2025
Don’t miss the opportunity to present your research, connect with fellow PhD students and young scientists, and engage in discussions about the future of geothermal energy.
We look forward to your contributions!
Submission guidelines are given below. The abstract template can be downloaded using the dedicated link.
Download the abstract template
Submission guidelines
All participants must submit an abstract and are expected to present their work in poster sessions during the conference. Registration is FREE of charge! For submitting an abstract please follow these guidelines:
Include the title of your poster, authors, and author's affiliations. The body of your abstract should not exceed 300 words. The abstract should be sent as a word document. Include a topic from the list. If your topic is related to Geothermal energy but does not fit any of the topics, you are most welcome to submit it under the ‘Other’ category. The default format is a Poster (A0 Portrait) including a 1–2-minute pitch. Some might be selected for a longer presentation.
How to submit
Send an email to info@egpd2025.com with the title: Abstract Name (Example: Abstract_Tina_Keesen.doc) In the email indicate your name, year of PhD, affiliation and if you would be open to giving a longer presentation. Indicate if your abstract may not be put on the website.
Registration
Please note that submitting an abstract is considered a registration for the EGPD, and we look forward to your attendance. We encourage everyone interested in joining to submit an abstract. If, for any reason, you’re unable to submit one, please contact us to discuss alternative options for participation.
Topics
Topic | Description |
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Underground Thermal Energy Storage (UTES) | Methods and technologies related to storing thermal energy underground, including seasonal storage and integration with district heating systems. |
Shallow Geothermal | Applications of geothermal systems at shallow depths, typically used for heating and cooling via ground-source heat pumps. |
Deep Geothermal | Exploration, extraction, and applications of geothermal resources found at greater depths, typically used for power generation. |
Ultra Deep Geothermal (UDG) / Enhanced Geothermal Systems (EGS) | Technologies for extracting energy from ultra-deep geothermal sources, including the use of Enhanced Geothermal Systems (EGS) for areas with low permeability. |
Geothermal Power Generation Technologies | Innovations in power generation, including Organic Rankine Cycle (ORC) systems, binary plants, and hybrid geothermal systems. |
Geothermal Drilling and Well Technologies | Drilling technologies, well completion techniques, and overcoming challenges in accessing deep geothermal resources. |
Geothermal Environmental Impacts and Mitigation | Analysis of geothermal energy's environmental impacts and strategies to mitigate emissions, land use concerns, and induced seismicity. |
Geothermal Policy, Economics, Market Development and ESG | Exploring policy frameworks, market dynamics, and financial models that support geothermal projects, including incentives and subsidies. |
Geothermal in Urban Planning and Smart Cities | The use of geothermal systems for district heating and cooling, particularly in smart city designs and urban planning. |
Frontiers and Innovations in Geothermal Research | Cutting-edge advancements in geothermal, including ultra-deep drilling, enhanced materials, and novel reservoir techniques to expand geothermal feasibility and sustainability in new environments. |

Privacy
By submitting your abstract, you consent to our processing of certain personal data in accordance with the University of Szeged’s privacy policy. The data we collect includes the content of your email and will be used solely for the purposes of organizing the EGPD (e.g., creating name tags, responding via email, archiving abstracts). We will not share this data with third parties or companies. Unless otherwise requested, abstracts, including author names and affiliations, may be published on our website, which will be taken offline in April 2026. No personal data will be retained after the EGPD.
Further questions?
If you have any questions regarding abstract submission please contact us at info@egpd2025.com.