A young has been introduced for challenge administration companies associated to a geothermal heating plant and community challenge in Fontenay-sous-Bois, France.
The City Heating Authority of Fontenay-sous-Bois (Régie Chauffage Urbain de Fontenay-sous-Bois / RCU) has introduced a young for challenge administration companies for a deliberate warmth transition challenge within the city of Fontenay-sous-Bois in Val-de-Marne, France.
The challenge will contain the development of a geothermal heating plant, a biomass boiler room, and the implementation of a “good grid” for the conversion of the heating community owned by RCU.
The deadline for requests to take part for the tender can be on the third of July 2024. All related tender paperwork are linked at this web page.
The city of Fontenay-sous-Bois seeks to transition its heating provide from the present 70% gasoline and 30% wooden to a mixture of geothermal and biomass. The aim is for the city to attain 90% renewable power with between 40 to 50% coming from geothermal. This can save about 31,000 tonnes of CO2 emissions per 12 months and remove the discharge heavy metals.
Other than drilling a geothermal effectively to 1800 meters depth and placing up a geothermal heating plant, the heating community will even should be retrofitted. The wood-fired boiler room at present provides water at 180 °C, which is then lowered to 80 °C. In distinction, the geothermal effectively is predicted to produce heat water at 62 °C.
Paris already has one of many oldest geothermal heating networks on the earth, however geothermal heating within the Better Paris Space continues to increase. In late 2023, a brand new geothermal heating plant was inaugurated in Seine-Saint-Denis, supplying geothermal heating partially for the demand of a number of cities and services together with the Athletes’ Village for the 2024 Olympics.
Supply: France Marches and Le Parisien
