Near-Surface Geothermal Energy (NSGE) use in the Alpine space

The GRETA project aims to demonstrate the potential of Near-surface Geothermal Energy (NSGE) in the alpine space and to share knowledge to encourage the integration of this technology into future energy plans. The objective is to contribute to the energetic transition by valorizing this renewable energy which is sometimes forgotten and adapt it to the specific stakes of the Alpine area.

The 12 project partners and observers will gather on the invitation of GBA (Geological Survey of Austria) in Salzburg on Tuesday 7^th November. With representatives of the public authorities and technicians, they will discuss, amongst other:

• The Chances and challenges for NSGE in the Alpine Space (NSGE mapping, legal requirements…)
• The project results in the case study areas (Davos – CH, Sonthofen – DE, Leogang – AUT, Parc des Bauges – FR, Cerkno – SLO, Aosta – IT).

The consortium of the project is composed of advanced research center (POLITO, EURAC, University of Basel, Technical University of Munich), National geological survey (of Austria – GBA, Solvenia – GeoZS, France – BRGM), territorial authorities and network (ARPA Valle d’Aosta, Regione Lombardia, Climate Alliance), and business orientated organizations that promote geothermal solutions (INDURA, Triple-S). They have been working together for a year and a half, using their synergies and are well placed to propose innovative tools (with high scientific added value like potential mapping or socially inventive like regarding the stakeholder engagement).

See the Agenda, Register (compulsory, before September 30th)

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