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The largest annual international gathering on Arctic affairs, held at Harpa with governments, academia, NGOs, Indigenous representatives and private-sector stakeholders. Strong tracks on climate, clean energy, ocean tech and Arctic innovation.
The 17th EAI International Conference on Digital Forensics & Cyber Crime, hosted by the University of Iceland at the Groska Innovation Hub in Reykjavik. The 2026 theme is cyber analytics and forensics in the era of emerging AI threats, with keynotes, research presentations and tutorials drawing academics, law-enforcement practitioners and security vendors. Proceedings are published in Springer's LNICST series.
The Nordic Energy Informatics Academy Conference, held at the University of Iceland in Reykjavik, explores the intersection of energy systems and informatics. Sessions span smart grids, district heating, electric mobility, industrial efficiency and sustainable buildings, with a dedicated Nordic track on the region's energy transition, bringing together academic researchers and industry innovators.
Annual gathering in Reykjavik for European founders, investors, and ecosystem builders to connect and kick off the new year with strategic planning. Features fireside chats, workshops, and intimate networking in an inspiring Icelandic setting. Valuable for founders seeking cross-border relationships and fresh perspectives on building in Europe.
City-wide innovation festival across Reykjavik with 1,500+ attendees, 100+ speakers, and a strong climate focus spanning energy transition, ocean tech, foodtech, and geothermal. Main passes typically EUR 300-600 with free satellite events. Includes climate-pitch formats like Ok, Bye, ideal for impact founders seeking Nordic investors and pilot sites.
City-wide innovation festival returning to Reykjavik for its next edition, bringing together founders, investors, creatives and policymakers from across the Nordics and beyond. The week spans climate and energy transition, ocean tech, foodtech and deep tech, pairing a main-stage program with dozens of satellite events, startup pitch formats and investor matchmaking. Ideal for impact founders seeking Nordic investors, pilot sites and partners.
The Iceland Geothermal Conference (IGC) is a leading international event on geothermal energy, held at the Harpa Conference and Concert Centre in Reykjavik. The 6th edition, under the theme 'Geothermal for a Changing World', guides participants through the full geothermal value chain across four tracks: financing and policy, project development, next-generation technologies such as EGS, and community and societal impact.
Curated conference at Harpa for bootstrapped and indie-funded SaaS founders, with around 200 attendees from 30+ countries. Focus on practical growth, profitability and long-term ownership rather than fundraising.
A full-day game-industry summit at Fantasía in Reykjavík, now in its second year, organised by Game Makers Iceland. Talks from Icelandic and international speakers for game designers, developers, and creative leaders — the anchor event for Iceland's notable gamedev cluster.
Iceland's premier startup and entrepreneurship conference founded by Bala Kamallakharan, bringing together Nordic and international founders, investors, and thought leaders in Reykjavik. Known for its intimate, high-quality format with 400+ attendees and strong focus on sustainability, geothermal energy, and ocean tech. Tickets from EUR 200-400.
Iceland's largest IT conference and expo at Harpa, organized by Sky (Icelandic Computer Society) with the University of Iceland and Reykjavik University. Multi-track program of talks and an exhibition covering software, AI and emerging tech.