Webinar – Harnessing low-temperature geothermal fields within the city space of Reykjavik, SW-Iceland: tackling challenges with 3D modelling (supply: Seequent)
Registration is at the moment open for a webinar on 12 March 2024, tackling the challenges of low-temperature geothermal utilizing modeling in Leapfrog Vitality.
Registration is at the moment open for a webinar that may focus on low-temperature geothermal power growth in Iceland and current outcomes of RESULT (Enhancing Reservoirs in City growth: good wells and reservoir growth) an EU H2020 funded mission. Knowledge integration and visualisation, geological, and temperature modelling utilizing Leapfrog Vitality will probably be mentioned in addition to enhancement of reservoirs lifetime and restoration.
The webinar particulars are as follows:
Date: 12 March 2024
Time: 11 AM – 12 PM
Registration: Click on right here to register
Audio system: Helga Margrét Helgadóttir (Iceland GeoSurvey), Sveinborg Hlíf Gunnarsdóttir (Iceland GeoSurvey), and Vaiva Cypaite (Seequent)
Because the Thirties the utilization of low temperature geothermal fields in Iceland has tremendously improved the inhabitants’ life high quality and fully remodeled capital metropolis. The Elliðaárdalur low temperature geothermal discipline in Reykjavík, Iceland, is an instance of an current low temperature space, which has been used for district heating since 1968 by Veitur Utilities.
In Reykjavik, coal-burning warmth was changed by clear geothermal power due to this fact air air pollution drastically decreased. Geothermal water offers water to native swimming pools and sizzling tubs that turned a “hot-spot” for social gatherings that additionally present nice well being advantages.
Supply: Seequent
