An ambitious scientific experiment is underway in northern Iceland, already being hailed as a potential revolution in the field of volcanology.

Iceland records record warming, scientists warn of climate change impacts

Volcanic activity in Iceland has significantly increased in recent years. While eruptions previously occurred approximately once every five years, since 2021, they have become more frequent, particularly on the Reykjanes Peninsula, 35 km from Reykjavík.

Iceland has emerged as a global leader in geothermal energy, proving that this technology can deliver energy security, environmental sustainability, and economic benefits.