City of Belgrade invites bid for evaluating its geothermal heat potential
The city of Belgrade is seeking bids on the evaluation of its potential of utilising geothermal energy for district heating.
Beogradske Elektrane, the public utility of the city of Belgrade, the capital of the Republic of Serbia, has published an invitation for bids on the creation of a study of its potential to utilise geothermal resources for its heating plants in the city. The tender was published on the Serbian Public Procurement Portal.
- Tender: “Study on the geothermal potential of underground water resources in the territory of heating plants and boiler houses of the Belgrade Power Plant PUK”
- Publication Date: 04.08.2022
- Value of Procurement: RSD 30 million (EUR 255,000)
- Submission Deadline: 24.08.2022 10:30:00
- Type: Scientific and technical engineering services
- Bidders: to be registered scientific research organisations
In line with EU targets to decarbonise district heating, the Belgrade utility targets an overhaul of its major heating plants introducing renewables to the heat supply of the city.
The goal with the study is to evaluate about 18 potential locations, and identify locations that would be suitable for pilot projects, based on technical and economic feasibility for each location.
Details via the official tender documents (in Serbian), link below.
Source: Serbia Public Procurement System
