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11/09/2023
Philippe Dumas, Madeline Vander Velde 1,
1EGEC Geothermal, 2 place du champ de mars, Belgium-1050 Brussels
20/07/2023
Maja Turnsek1 and William Nibbs2
1izr. prof. dr. Maja Turnšek, Associate Professor, Faculty of Tourism, University of Maribor, Slovenia
2PhD Student, Energy and Sustainability James Watt School of Engineering, University of Glasgow, UK
03/05/2023
Dr. M.Bloemendal1,2, Prof. Dr. P.J.Vardon1
1Delft University of Technology
2KWR water research institute
29/03/2023
“Geothermal District Heating and Cooling Renewable district heating and cooling systems, using geothermal resources”
10/03/2023
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.
30/01/2023
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
15/11/2021
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.