Description

The Delft Geothermal Project (DAP) is an initiative by students and staff of the Geotechnology Department to sustainably heat TU Delft's campus using geothermal energy. The objective of DAP is to promote and support scientific research, knowledge dissemination, technical development and economically viable application of geothermal energy. After the first successful DAP Geothermal symposium, which took place in 2008, a second symposium was organised in 2010 with the
theme 'Growing with Geothermal Energy'.

In 2013, the third symposium from the DAP will already be organised, the theme of this symposium will be 'Hot Topics; Discussing current subjects in the development of geothermal energy'.

The symposium will provide an overview of the latest developments in the field of science, technology and policy. It will focus on the current situation and challenges in the development of geothermal energy in the Netherlands

Preliminary programme:

Morning chair: Prof. Salomon Kroonenberg
10:00 Opening, René Leegte, VVD
10:20 Update of the DAP geothermal project
10:40 Geothermal Energy in Germany, Dr. Robert Schöner, LBEG
11:10 Coffee break
11:30 Geothermal energy in France, Pierre Ungemach, UPG France
12:00 Converting oil and gas wells to geothermal wells, Floris Veeger, Hydreco

12:30 Lunch break

Noon chair: prof. Stefan Luthi
13:30 Injectivity, Roger Henneberger, Schlumberger
14:10 High temperature heat storage, Nick Buik, IF Technology
14:50 Coffee break
15:10 Ultra-deep geothermal projects, Jan-Diederik van Wees, TNO
15:50 Drinks

Location

TU Delft Auditorium

Meklweg 5, 2628 CC Delft

Organiser

Mining

DAP, Mining Association

Name and contact details for information

For more information, please conctact

symposium@delftaardwarmteproject.nl

Apply via

DAP

symposium@delftaardwarmteproject.nl