Famous Reykjavík pool getting makeover for summer
The Icelandic capital’s biggest and best-known geothermal pool complex looks a bit like an archaeological dig site right now — but there i...
CO2 being pumped into Icelandic rocks
A project to pump carbon dioxide into the ground near to the Hellisheiði power station began at the end of January.
Reykjavík used 2,400 litres of hot water per second
Reykjavík Energy provided 74.7 million tonnes of hot water to its customers in the Icelandic capital and neighbouring towns last year; which is equiva...
More geothermal energy from Iceland quakes
Geomorphologists believe the current spate of small earthquakes shaking southwest Iceland have enlarged the Reykjanes geothermal heat area, as more wa...
Man-made earthquakes in Iceland
Two human-induced spates of earthquakes took place in South Iceland on Sunday/Monday night and morning which have been traced to Reykjavik Energy̵...
Continued Chinese support promised for Iceland
Chinese authorities intend to make a concerted effort to increase imports from Iceland within the framework of the currency swap agreement the two cou...
Bjork unhappy at sale of Icelandic energy to overseas business
The famous Icelandic singer, Bjork held a press conference yesterday in Reykjavik where she discussed her fears about Canada’s Magma energy purc...
Iceland glacier flood reaches peak
The glacial flooding at the southern Icelandic Skafta river is expected to reach its peak this evening and then begin to subside quickly.