The European Geothermal PhD Days returned to Szeged, Hungary this year, after hosting it for the first time back in 2013. Bringing together researchers working on geothermal energy, this year’s event gave a platform to the leading researchers of tomorrow amidst the backdrop of one of the most significant geothermal hotspots in Europe.
The 16th edition of the European Geothermal PhD Days was held on April 2025 and was organized by the University of Szeged in Hungary. Aside from bringing together a large number of participants from European universities to share their work, participants also visited Szeged’s district heating provider and an active drilling operation, where a well for the city’s nine-site geothermal system was being completed.
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