Solenis Joins ARGeo-C11 as a Strategic Sponsor, Strengthening Global Commitment to Sustainable Geothermal Development
A global leader in water and hygiene solutions joins Africa’s leading geothermal platform in Comoros
The ARGeo-C11 Conference, to be held in the Union of the Comoros from 19–24 October 2026, is gaining strong international momentum as leading organizations and companies come together to support the development of sustainable geothermal energy across Africa.
Among the organizations supporting this important gathering is Solenis, a leading global provider of water and hygiene solutions, whose commitment adds significant value and credibility to the ARGeo-C11 platform.
Solenis brings more than a century of experience in solving complex challenges across industrial operations, with a strong focus on **water management, process efficiency, sustainability, hygiene and environmental performance.
Its participation in ARGeo-C11 reflects an important principle at the heart of the conference: the future of geothermal energy requires not only energy expertise, but also innovative solutions for managing water, resources, processes and environmental performance sustainably.
More Than a Sponsor: A Commitment to Sustainable Solutions.
Solenis has built its reputation by working where industrial challenges are most critical on the ground and in the planthelping customers improve operational performance while addressing increasingly demanding environmental and sustainability requirements.
Through the combination of experience, technology and technical support, Solenis helps water-intensive industries achieve measurable improvements, including increased production, reduced operational costs and enhanced environmental performance.
This approach is highly relevant to Africa's energy transition.
As African countries accelerate the development of geothermal resources, the industry will increasingly need solutions that go beyond power generation itself. Water management, resource efficiency, operational reliability, environmental protection and process optimization will become essential components of successful geothermal development.
Solenis contribution to ARGeo-C11 therefore represents more than corporate visibility. It demonstrates the importance of bringing global industrial expertise and innovative sustainability solutions into conversations about Africa's geothermal future.
Experience That Delivers. Technology That Advances. Support That Sustains.
Solenis approach is built around three fundamental strengths:
The Right Experience
With more than a century of experience solving complex industrial problems, Solenis understands that successful operations depend on practical solutions that work in real-world conditions.
The Right Technology
Solenis continuously develops innovative technologies designed around the needs of its customers, delivering process improvements that create value today while supporting the sustainability objectives of tomorrow.
The Right Support
Technology alone is not enough. Through hands-on training, technical expertise and proactive troubleshooting, Solenis supports customers in maintaining efficient, safe and compliant operations.
This combination of experience, innovation and technical support represents the kind of expertise that can contribute meaningfully to Africa's sustainable development agenda.
A Shared Vision for a More Sustainable Africa :
ARGeo-C11 brings together governments, development partners, geothermal experts, researchers, investors, utilities, technology providers and other stakeholders with one common objective: to accelerate the responsible development of Africa's geothermal resources.
Solenis sustainability-driven approach aligns strongly with this vision.
Its work demonstrates how industrial innovation can contribute simultaneously to economic performance and environmental responsibility a balance that is increasingly essential as countries seek reliable, affordable and sustainable energy solutions.
For Africa, where geothermal energy has enormous untapped potential, this kind of cross-sector collaboration is critical.
The geothermal sector cannot develop in isolation. It requires partnerships between governments, financial institutions, technical experts, academia, technology companies and private-sector leaders.
The participation of companies such as Solenis sends a powerful message:
Africa's geothermal future is an opportunity for global collaboration, technological innovation and sustainable investment.
Why Solenis' Support Matters to ARGeo-C11
The presence of an internationally recognized company such as Solenis among the supporters of ARGeo-C11 reinforces the conference's ambition to create a high-level platform for meaningful partnerships and knowledge exchange.
It also demonstrates that ARGeo-C11 is not only a conference for discussing geothermal resources. It is becoming a meeting point where technology, investment, sustainability and practical solutions can converge.
For potential sponsors and partners, this growing engagement provides a clear signal: ARGeo-C11 offers an opportunity to position organizations alongside a major African energy and sustainability agenda.
An Invitation to Global Partners
The support of Solenis is an important milestone, but the transformation of Africa's geothermal potential into tangible development requires a much broader coalition.
ARGeo-C11 invites companies, governments, development institutions, investors, technology providers, research organizations and industry leaders to join this movement.
Whether through sponsorship, technical participation, exhibition, knowledge sharing, strategic partnerships or investment, every contribution can help strengthen the geothermal ecosystem in Africa.
The opportunity is here. The resources are here. The partnerships must follow.
From the Comoros to the wider African continent, ARGeo-C11 is creating a platform where ideas can become partnerships, partnerships can become projects, and projects can become sustainable energy solutions.
A global leader in water and hygiene solutions joins Africa’s leading geothermal platform in Comoros
The ARGeo-C11 Conference, to be held in the Union of the Comoros from 19–24 October 2026, is gaining strong international momentum as leading organizations and companies come together to support the development of sustainable geothermal energy across Africa.
Among the organizations supporting this important gathering is Solenis, a leading global provider of water and hygiene solutions, whose commitment adds significant value and credibility to the ARGeo-C11 platform.
Solenis brings more than a century of experience in solving complex challenges across industrial operations, with a strong focus on **water management, process efficiency, sustainability, hygiene and environmental performance.
Its participation in ARGeo-C11 reflects an important principle at the heart of the conference: the future of geothermal energy requires not only energy expertise, but also innovative solutions for managing water, resources, processes and environmental performance sustainably.
More Than a Sponsor: A Commitment to Sustainable Solutions.
Solenis has built its reputation by working where industrial challenges are most critical on the ground and in the planthelping customers improve operational performance while addressing increasingly demanding environmental and sustainability requirements.
Through the combination of experience, technology and technical support, Solenis helps water-intensive industries achieve measurable improvements, including increased production, reduced operational costs and enhanced environmental performance.
This approach is highly relevant to Africa's energy transition.
As African countries accelerate the development of geothermal resources, the industry will increasingly need solutions that go beyond power generation itself. Water management, resource efficiency, operational reliability, environmental protection and process optimization will become essential components of successful geothermal development.
Solenis contribution to ARGeo-C11 therefore represents more than corporate visibility. It demonstrates the importance of bringing global industrial expertise and innovative sustainability solutions into conversations about Africa's geothermal future.
Experience That Delivers. Technology That Advances. Support That Sustains.
Solenis approach is built around three fundamental strengths:
The Right Experience
With more than a century of experience solving complex industrial problems, Solenis understands that successful operations depend on practical solutions that work in real-world conditions.
The Right Technology
Solenis continuously develops innovative technologies designed around the needs of its customers, delivering process improvements that create value today while supporting the sustainability objectives of tomorrow.
The Right Support
Technology alone is not enough. Through hands-on training, technical expertise and proactive troubleshooting, Solenis supports customers in maintaining efficient, safe and compliant operations.
This combination of experience, innovation and technical support represents the kind of expertise that can contribute meaningfully to Africa's sustainable development agenda.
A Shared Vision for a More Sustainable Africa :
ARGeo-C11 brings together governments, development partners, geothermal experts, researchers, investors, utilities, technology providers and other stakeholders with one common objective: to accelerate the responsible development of Africa's geothermal resources.
Solenis sustainability-driven approach aligns strongly with this vision.
Its work demonstrates how industrial innovation can contribute simultaneously to economic performance and environmental responsibility a balance that is increasingly essential as countries seek reliable, affordable and sustainable energy solutions.
For Africa, where geothermal energy has enormous untapped potential, this kind of cross-sector collaboration is critical.
The geothermal sector cannot develop in isolation. It requires partnerships between governments, financial institutions, technical experts, academia, technology companies and private-sector leaders.
The participation of companies such as Solenis sends a powerful message:
Africa's geothermal future is an opportunity for global collaboration, technological innovation and sustainable investment.
Why Solenis' Support Matters to ARGeo-C11
The presence of an internationally recognized company such as Solenis among the supporters of ARGeo-C11 reinforces the conference's ambition to create a high-level platform for meaningful partnerships and knowledge exchange.
It also demonstrates that ARGeo-C11 is not only a conference for discussing geothermal resources. It is becoming a meeting point where technology, investment, sustainability and practical solutions can converge.
For potential sponsors and partners, this growing engagement provides a clear signal: ARGeo-C11 offers an opportunity to position organizations alongside a major African energy and sustainability agenda.
An Invitation to Global Partners
The support of Solenis is an important milestone, but the transformation of Africa's geothermal potential into tangible development requires a much broader coalition.
ARGeo-C11 invites companies, governments, development institutions, investors, technology providers, research organizations and industry leaders to join this movement.
Whether through sponsorship, technical participation, exhibition, knowledge sharing, strategic partnerships or investment, every contribution can help strengthen the geothermal ecosystem in Africa.
The opportunity is here. The resources are here. The partnerships must follow.
From the Comoros to the wider African continent, ARGeo-C11 is creating a platform where ideas can become partnerships, partnerships can become projects, and projects can become sustainable energy solutions.