The RN-15/IDDP-2 has reached 3.640 m depth and is now the deepest hole in Iceland. The well is cased with a 9 5/8 inch steel casing to 2.940 m, and after cementing the casing the well was deepened with 8 ½ inch rotary drill bit. While drilling below the casing, quite...
IDDP-2 Kick-Off Meeting was held in Reykjavik 23. June, 2016. Drilling of IDDP-2 at Reykjanes is expected to begin early August. For closer details see SAGA REPORT No 10.
IDDP partners participated in the DEEPEGS proposal to the European Union research program called Horizon 2020. The DEEPEGS project is a four year project led by HS Orka, Iceland, in cooperation with other partners from Iceland, France, Germany, Italy, and Norway. Read...
IDDP is pleased to announce that Statoil Petroleum AS signed a new agreement with IDDP to re-enter the IDDP consortium as a funding and expertise partner to 2020. IDDP is planning to drill a 5 km deep well at Reykjanes in 2016. Statoil (New Energy AS) participated in...
The World Geothermal Congress (WGC-2015) will be held in Australia 19-25 April 2015. A special session on IDDP containing 15 papers will be presented Wednesday 22nd April. The Agenda for the IDDP sessions is shown [here] The 15 IDDP papers in the same order can be...
