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Joint CROWDTHERMAL and Geothermal-DHC side event at the European Geothermal Congress 2022, 17-21 October 2022, Berlin

We are happy to announce that the speakers of the first Geothermal-DHC regional cluster workshop on geothermal energy use in heating and cooling networks have been fixed.

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The District Heating Company of Szeged (SZETÁV) supplies 27,256 apartments and 433 non-residential end-users with heating and domestic hot water. Since 2018, SZETÁV and its partners have been carrying out Europe's largest geothermal district heating project. The result of the project will be a 60% less polluting, more economically operating system that relies on local energy sources.

A comparison of current legal framework between EU Countries and possible solutions to support geothermal development Jessica Maria Chicco1, Luigi Dolores2 1Interuniversity Department of Regional, Urban Studies, and Planning (DIST), University of Turin, Italy 2Department of Civil Engineering, University of Salerno, Italy

The small village of Chaudes-Aigues, Chaudas Aigas in Occitan (literally “Hot water”) in the Cantal region in south-central France, is known since the Ancient History for its thirty hot springs with temperatures ranging from 45°C to over 80°C.