Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies

Multi-disciplinary and multi-scale research project aimed at decreasing risk associated with harnessing geothermal energy in Ireland and improving accuracy of deep geothermal resource estimation by building on existing datasets and modelling knowledge.

Deep geothermal drilling technique that offers economic advantages as a renewable source of heat through new exploration and drilling methods.

Methodology for estimating the potential of underground heat exchange in shallow installations, focusing on vertical closed-loop collectors.

Methodology for accurately assessing deep geothermal energy potential using multi-disciplinary and multi-scale approaches, building on existing datasets and modelling knowledge.

Ireland

Multi-disciplinary and multi-scale research project aimed at decreasing risk associated with harnessing geothermal energy in Ireland and improving accuracy of deep geothermal resource estimation by building on existing datasets and modelling knowledge.

Project applying new exploration and drilling techniques for deep geothermal resources, specifically demonstrating how deep standing column wells offer economic advantage as a renewable source of heat.

Research project developing methodology to estimate the potential of underground heat exchange in shallow installations, focusing primarily on vertical closed-loop collectors.