Webinars

The Australian Geothermal Association's AGM was held on 21st May 2026. Members can access a recording and documents from the meeting via the links below.

As part of the Australian Geothermal Association's webinar series, Samantha Sellars from Seequent discussed the latest in subsurface technology. This includes real-world examples and case studies showing how 3D geological models support geothermal projects—from early exploration and well planning through to long-term resource management. It also features the story behind Seequent’s technology evolution, from roots in medical and film industries to a fully connected suite of g

As part of the Australian Geothermal Association's webinar series, Dr Dave Bennett from Devil Resources discusses the work underway exploring the geothermal potential of NE Tasmania, which has a distinct geological record to the rest of Tasmania. This includes the unique features that make this area of such high interest, and the work that has been undertaken to learn more about the resource. Dr Bennett gives insight on the magnetic, seismic P & S wave and magentotelluric (MT

As part of the Australian Geothermal Association's webinar series, Dr. Mark Elliott from Victorian Geothermal Exploration Company presented an in-depth overview of the Koroit Geothermal Project, an advanced hot-sedimentary-aquifer resource located in the Otway Basin, Victoria. He discusses how innovative technologies adapted from the petroleum industry are revolutionising geothermal development in Australia by reducing costs and enhancing viability. The presentation covers th

The newly formed Asia Pacific Geothermal Association (APGA) is launching its first webinar on Friday 21st November. The APGA takes over the work of its previous entity, the Asia Western Pacific Regional Branch of the International Geothermal Association, in delivering informative webinars highlighting key pieces of work within the region. This first webinar will hear from innovators in the Philippine geothermal community, as they share the latest research into utilising acidi

As part of the Australian Geothermal Association's webinar series, we heard from the University of Wollongong's Pabasara Kumari, discussing the emerging field of mine-based geothermal energy, with a focus on how consistent thermodynamic conditions found in mine environments can be harnessed for heating and cooling applications. Selected international case studies from the Netherlands, Canada, and the UK were examined, highlighting key technical challenges, such as resource as