Mr Hakon Skulason went on behalf of Kaldara Green Energy and Green Energy Group AS as a part of the business delegation of the president of Iceland to India 11-17 January 2010. The trip started in Mumbai where the delegation met with Indian companies in the area. The business delegation then traveled with the president to New Delhi to be present while he received the Jawaharlal Nehru Award for Int... » read more

Halldor Asgrímsson the former Prime Minister of Iceland and current Secretary General for the Nordic Council of Ministers visited Kaldara Green Energy offices 17 July 2009. At the meeting he was introduced to the KAPS technology and the Hellisheidi power plant project Kaldara is currently working on. At the meeting he expressed interest in introducing Icelandic technology to other Norwegian countr... » read more

His Excellency Mr. Sivaraman Swaminathan the Ambassador of India in Iceland paid a visit to the Kaldara Green Energy offices on the 16th of March 2009. The Ambassador was introduced to: The Company Kaldara Green Energy and its Norwegian holding Company Green Energy Group AS Kaldara Power System, the 5 MW KAPS geothermal power generating unit Kaldara co-operation with the Indian turbine manufacture... » read more

Mr. Olafur Ragnar Grimsson the president of Iceland paid a visit to Kaldara Green Energy offices in Reykjavik on the 12th of March 2009. An introduction to the Kaldara concept was conducted for the president by the Kaldara team and KAPS technology in current projects were introduced. The president showed much interest in the 5 MW KAPS geothermal power plants, manufactured in co-operation with Hin... » read more

1st Dec 2008 Kaldara Green Energy and Iceland GeoSurvey made an agreement to work on prefeasibility studies for projects abroad concerning potential geothermal harnessing. On the agenda are studies of areas in both Algeria and Colombia. Management of the contract on behalf of Kaldara is in the hands of Skuli Johannsson and that of Iceland GeoSurvey in the hands of Bjarni Richter.   B... » read more

A green energy company based in Iceland has made recent advances in geothermal technology that will make it possible to phase out smog-producing coal plants with geothermal power plants REYKJAVIK, Iceland--Someday soon the earth will be cleaner, thanks to efforts and innovations by Kaldara Green Energy, a Norwegian/Icelandic manufacturer of geothermal electrical power production equipm... » read more

With the ever-growing Internet, access to instantanous information becomes a necessity in day to day usage of the Net. Search engines like Google, Yahoo and AltaVista have ever-growing need of ways to store data on computer servers and electricity is a prerequisite for running datacenters. Conventionally electricity is delivered from local power companies under a Power Purchase Agreement for some ... » read more

In May 2008 Kaldara Green Energy started production of the first 5 MW KAPS unit. The production takes place in Bangalore India. After production phases the KAPS unit will be factory tested for 4-6 weeks producing electrical energy for the Grid and sold to the Indian electricity market. The first KAPS unit will be ready for shipment from India in February 2009. Installation of the first unit will b... » read more

In Jan 2008 Kaldara initiated a tender procedure for a Flash type Geothermal Power Plant and bids were opened 18th April 2008.  Fully qualified bids came from India for the Turbine / Generator and from Germany for the Cold End Unit (Condenser, Vacuum Unit and Cooling Tower). » read more

Introduction Environmental considerations have gained much momentum in last decades and concerns with global warming are not only shared by a small group of environmentalists but by majority of the public. More pressure is on increasing renewable energy production. Still large power projects in Hydro and Geothermal energy have been under heavy attacks from environmentalists for decades... » read more

Nobel peace prize winners Al Gore and Rajendra Pachauri and Jonathan Mann CNN in Oslo Dec 10, 2007 on decentralized, personal generation of electrical power: GORE: [ .... ] Some of the new technological breakthroughs that we don't automatically think of could play a major role. Think of the computer revolution, for example. There used to be a half dozen computers in the world, each the size of a ... » read more