Indonesia is preparing to host the International Geothermal Convention & Exhibition (IIGCE) in 2026, marking a significant moment in the nation's geothermal energy journey. The event commemorates 100 years since the initial exploration of geothermal resources in Indonesia, dating back to 1926. IIGCE 2026 is envisioned as a historical landmark, reflecting a century of development in harnessing the country’s vast geothermal potential. The convention aims to accelerate the geothermal ecosystem through collaboration between INAGA (Indonesian Geothermal Association) and the Indonesian government. This push signifies Indonesia’s commitment to transitioning towards sustainable energy sources. The event will highlight Indonesia’s role as a key player in global geothermal energy and its dedication to further innovation. It is expected to draw international attention and investment to the nation’s geothermal sector.