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    IGM International Groundwater Conference : IIGC 2025 

    Date : 10-11 Sept 2025

    Venue : UKM Bangi, Malaysia.

    *Complimentary Groundwater Workshop for IIGC Conference Participant...!!!!!!

    Theme of Talk:

    • Groundwater: SDG perspective.
    • Malaysia Groundwater: Local Status.
    • Groundwater in Water–Energy–Food Nexus.           
    • Groundwater Interactions with Hydrological Cycle.      
    • Climate impacts on Coastal Aquifers.
    • Groundwater for Data Centre using Aquifer Cooling.
    • Groundwater MAR: Nature-based Solution (NBS).
    • Groundwater & Urban Development.   
    • Groundwater in Environmental Protection.
    • Underground Dam (UGD): The Future of Groundwater Solution.

    Registration Link:

    https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdoxbNRrHBgm1QBR9iXqspCnme3bG8aj_kmF7_8fQc_3rfNZQ/viewform

    For more information, please email our secreteriat at :

     

    Contact:

    Mr.Rosland at +6019-658 1200

    P.GEOL Adam at +6012-7171 578

     

     

     

    IGM-DGEG Training Programs (JAN 2025)

    We are thrilled to announce an exciting lineup of professional training programs in collaboration with Digital Geoscience Global (DGeG) in 2025! Designed to enhance your skills and advance your expertise, these programs provide a platform for interactive learning and networking.

    Visit us at: www.dgeg.com.my

    Contact us at:

     

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    IGM in Geothermal

    IGM is promoting Geothermal Energy as part of our nation effort (NETR under SEDA) in reducing carbon footprint....

    LIST OF CURRENT IGM WORK IN GEOTHERMAL:

    1. JOINT DEVELOPING THE 1ST PILOT GEOTHERMAL PLANT

    2. BEING THE PLATFORM FOR INDUSTRIAL PARTNERSHIP

    For more info, please contact our Chairperson for Geothermal Technical Comm. :

    P.Geol Adam Bin Hashim (+6012-7171 578)

     

     

    Sectoral Collaborative Platform Between IGM and ERASMUS+ MARE

    Marine, Coastal and Delta Sustainability for Southeast Asia (MARE) is an international joint project between institutions from Malaysia, Germany, Italy, Vietnam, and Estonia, funded from the European Union (EU) funding under the Erasmus+ Capacity Building in Higher Education (CBHE) action. MARE aims to develop sustainable governance and management of coastal, delta and marine (CDM) socio-ecological systems in Malaysia and Vietnam and adjacent marine through ICT-enhanced tertiary education linked to labor markets and water stakeholder circles. In Malaysia, MARE is championed by UTP, and it is conducted through the collaboration with the Institute of Geology Malaysia (IGM), under the Coastal and Marine Geology Technical Committee working group and Geological Society of Malaysia (GSM).