Deep Geothermal Solutions

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European Geothermal Congress 2025

Invitation
Presentation & Field Excursion – Advanced Geothermal Systems

SwissDGS is pleased to propose you special events dedicated to the advancement of deep geothermal energy in Switzerland during the European Geothermal Congress.

Why attend?

  • Discover cutting-edge geothermal technology
  • Learn about the economic and environmental benefits of closed-loop systems
  • Network with energy experts, researchers, and stakeholders
  • Gain insight into investment and partnership opportunities

As a silver sponsor of EGC 2025, SwissDGS is happy
to welcome you at its booth October 7-9

Location: European Geothermal Congress 2025, Zürich

On October 8, join us for an exclusive presentation by and Naomi Vouillamoz, CEO and co-founder of EAPOSYS, who will share insights into the development of Advanced Geothermal Systems (AGS) and the vision behind SwissDGS’s pioneering AGS installations. Learn how this innovative closed-loop technology is reshaping the energy landscape—offering scalable, low-impact solutions for sustainable heat and power. Naomi Vouillamoz is also going to participate to the roundtable discussion about the Framework conditions in Switzerland in perspective with EU.

Site visit : Friday, 10. October 2025 9 – 16 h

Field Site Visit of the European Geothermal Congress – Hagerbach Test Gallery

Then, on October 10, we welcome you to a guided excursion to the Hagerbach Test Gallery, where you’ll experience firsthand the potential of AGS systems (Jon Mengiardi and Naomi Vouillamoz, SwissDGS), the latest news from the geothermal drilling industry (Sam Abraham, Halliburton) and the exciting underground test gallery (Michael Kompatscher). This visit will provide a unique opportunity to engage with our engineering team, explore the technical setup, and discuss future applications.

Made possible by Migros Pioneer Fund

The Migros Pioneer Fund supports sustainable solutions for societal challenges with the goal of initiating systemic change towards a future-oriented society. The impact-oriented funding approach combines financial support with active funding and risk management. The fund is part of the social commitment of the Migros Group and has an annual budget of approximately CHF 15 million. The Migros Pioneer Fund is supported by companies such as Denner, Migros Bank, Migrol, migrolinio and Ex Libris.

More information: www.migros-pionerfonds.ch