EGT-TWINN

Enhancing research capacity at the 

Geological Survey of Estonia to 

accelerate the country's transition to green energy

Welcome to the EGT-TWINN project homepage!

The EGT-TWINN project has received funding from the Horizon Europe funding program for research and innovation, Grant Agreement No. 101079459.

The project will contribute to the development of multidisciplinary research and innovation in geological studies in Estonia and enables Estonian Geological Survey (EGT) to enhance the scientific excellence of its personnel. The project facilitates the collaboration of experts from leading international research institutions.

Latest News

Geothermal and District Heating Conference – Day 2 Highlights

Jun 11, 2025

The second day of the Geothermal and District Heating Conference brought another rich and rewarding program, highlighting both the opportunities and challenges in developing sustainable geothermal energy systems across the Baltic region and beyond.

A Warm Start to the Geothermal and District Heating Conference 2025

Jun 10, 2025

The first day of the Geothermal and District Heating Conference in Tallinn concluded with inspiring presentations, lively discussions, and an atmosphere of genuine curiosity and collaboration. We bring here the photo insight from today.

Tallinn Gears Up for Geothermal: International Conference Launches June 10

May 27, 2025

Tallinn, June 10–11, 2025 — Estonia is preparing to host a landmark event in its national green energy transition. The Geological Survey of Estonia (EGT), in collaboration with European geological surveys and research institutions, will organize the Geothermal and District Heating Conference to advance the knowledge, policy frameworks, and real-world application of geothermal energy.

Work Packages

In order to address the capability gaps identified at the EGT, the project is structured into 5 comprehensive work packages (WP's). Below you can meet the WP leaders and read more about the WP activities and deliverables.