Jannick Hauschildt Buhl and Mikkel Bosack Simonsen
Bachelor Thesis – Energy Technology – 2015
This study focuses on implementing geothermal energy into the district heating system as a partial solution to the 2035 energy strategy in Denmark. The possible closure of the coal fired Block 7 at Fynsværket (CHP plant) in the near future means that new heat sources must provide the energy needed for district heating. Using the district heating system in Kerteminde as a case, the potential for geothermal heating in Denmark is evaluated through analyses of economics, risks and uncertainties.
Collaborating Partners
Dansk Fjernvarmes Geotermiselskab - www.geotermi.dk
GEUS - www.geus.dk
Energistyrelsen - www.energistyrelsen.dk
EMD International A/S - www.emd.dk
Kerteminde Forsyning A/S - www.kertemindeforsyning.dk
Research Project Relations
This study has been made in collaboration with Energiplan Fyn - www.energiplanfyn.dk