In 2016, The Nordic Drinking Water Conference will take place in Reykjavik, Iceland. The conference provides a forum for professionals in the drinking water industry to share experience, knowledge and skills as well as to interact. The conference program offers a comprehensive cross section of the current research and developement activities in the Nordic countries. […]
Geothermal, hydro power, wind and solar are renewable energy sources. The energy is green - harnessing it will not release harmful gases into the atmosphere or affect the environment.
99,99% of all electricity production in Iceland is from renewable energy sources and 90% of Icelandic homes are heated with geothermal water.
