Colorado workshop on geothermal direct use potential, March 18, 2015
Pagosa Hot Springs, Colorado (source: flickr/ colorado trips, creative commons)
Francisco Rojas
27 Feb 2015
The objectives of the workshop are to capture insights on the state of geothermal direct use and the challenges its deployment and to identify the overlay of geothermal resource and end-user demand
The Colorado Collaboration for Subsurface Research in Geothermal Energy, Colorado SURGE, is hosting a free workshop on Advances in Geothermal Direct Energy Use.
The goal is to bring together experts to discuss panel topics that include:
- Geothermal Direct Use Potential
- Geothermal Direct Use (Net Zero Energy Campus, Commercial Buildings)
- Geothermal Direct Use Barriers and New Technology (Deep Direct Use)
The objectives of the workshop are to capture insights on the state of geothermal direct use and the challenges that constrain the pace of direct-use deployment, and to identify the overlay of geothermal resource and end-user demand. The outcomes from this workshop will be documented and distributed to all workshop attendees.
Colorado SURGE is a Collaboration of the National Renewable Energy Laboratory and the Colorado School of Mines.
Who Should Attend
The Workshop will benefit geothermal direct use and heat pump experts and other stakeholders interested in research in this area.
Workshop Agenda
The agenda for the Workshop is available on this website. Learn more…
Location
The Workshop will be held on the campus of Colorado School of Mines in Golden (near Denver), Colorado USA.Learn more…
Fees and Registration
Registration for the Workshop is open now. Attendees will not be charged a fee; however, all attendees must register to ensure adequate meeting space, food, and refreshments are provided. Attendence is limited, so registrations will be processed in the order received. Learn more…
Travel and Accommodations
Registrants are responsible for their own travel arrangements, transportation, lodging, and meals. Additional information is available through the links below.
Further Technical Information
For more information about the Workshop, please contact:
Wendy Harrison
Department of Geology and Geological Engineering
Colorado School of Mines
Phone: 303.273.3821
Email: wharriso@mines.edu
Kate Young
National Renewable Energy Laboratory
Phone: 720.272.8800
Email: kate.young@nrel.gov
Source: Colorado School of Mines
