Eavor will be exhibiting at this year’s Hanover Messe (Hanover Fair), one of the world’s largest and most influential industrial trade fairs, from March 31 to April 4, in Germany. Attendees are invited to visit Eavor’s team in Hall 013 at Booth G65.
Eavor’s booth at GeoTHERM 2025, Europe’s largest geothermal trade fair, has seen great success. Attendance at this expo allowed Eavor to showcase the company’s innovations, engage in meaningful discussions with the public, and educate on the potential of closed-loop geothermal.
Eavor’s first commercial project in Geretsried, Germany, has captured significant attention, earning the distinction of ThinkGeoEnergy’s most-read story of 2024. By March 2024, Eavor had drilled a total measured depth of 7,000 meters, with further advancements bringing that figure to 8,000 meters by year-end. With accumulated progress over the last year, Eavor remains on track to generate geothermal power from the site in 2025.
Eavor GmbH’s Managing Director, Daniel Mölk, described the reasons why the company is a promising place for deep drilling engineers, geologists, geophysicists, and plant construction specialists and creating promising career opportunities.
The Associated Press recently published a feature article contextualizing Eavor’s first commercial geothermal project in Geretsried, Germany, as a key step toward energy independence for local communities.
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