Tools related to geothermal district heating and cooling

Mapping of financial instruments (EU 27)

Through the joint efforts of three EU funded Projects (CoolLIFE (LIFE21-CET-COOLING Grant ID: 101075405), SAPHEA (Horizon Europe Grant agreement ID: 101075510) and Act!onHeat (H2020 Grant ID: 101033706)) it was possible to derive a full-European mapping of financing instruments relevant for Geothermal DHC. On the right, you can download the report (SAPHEA Deliverable 4.2), as well as the mapping tool as excel-file. Right below, the mapping tool is embedded.

Watermarked SAPHEA_D4_2_Status report on

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Download financial instruments mapping tool as xlsx (from external server)

A Map of Geo-DHC installations in Europe, developed under COST Action Geothermal DHC and the SAPHEA project

Link to full version of the Map (redirect to GeoSphere Austria)

Please contribute to the Webmap above

Using the Form on the left, you can contribute and help us completing the image of Geothermal-DHC installations in Europe

Your input appears directly in the map above as points.
Link to the stand-alone Version of the input-form:
https://arcg.is/1fKmrT1

From previous EU projects and activities relevant for Geothermal DHC

GeoPLASMA-CE

The Central Europe project GeoPLASMA-CE dealt with the shallow geothermal potential in 6 Case Study areas: Walbrzych / Broumow (PL, CZ), Krakow (PL), Vogtland / W-Bohemia (DE), Vienna (AT), Bratislava – Hainburg – Kittsee (SK, AT) and Ljubljana (SL).

The project launched a web-platform including a Web GIS, Glossary and a Knowledge platform.

Geo-DH Project

The GeoDH project aimed to overcome the non-technical barriers to the development of Geothermal District heating, specifically by:

Increasing awareness amongst policy and decision makers from national authorities about the potential of this technology.
Developing strategies for the simplification of the administrative and regulatory procedures and, in some cases, the filling of regulatory gaps.
Developing Innovative Financial Models.
Training technicians, civil servants and decision-makers of regional and local authorities in order to provide the technical background necessary to approve and support projects.

For more information about the GeoDH Project visit the homepage www.geodh.eu