Geothermal Direct Use Technology and Marketplace Workshop, Aug 17, 2015
View from the Hilton Garden Inn near Canonsburg, PA (Source: Flickr, CC, by: Jon Dawson)
Francisco Rojas
28 Jul 2015
The purpose of this workshop is to ask for input regarding the potential for geothermal direct use applications in Eastern US. This workshop will provide a forum to exchange information on low temperature geothermal applications.
Dates: August 17, 2015
Registration Fee: $48.00
Venue: Hilton Garden Inn Pittsburgh/Southpointe
1000 Corporate Drive
Canonsburg, PA 15317
Phone: (724)743-5000
Direct use geothermal energy applications in the Eastern United States could diversify energy supplies and contribute to net-zero energy goals. To engage with the geothermal community and gain input on geothermal direct use applications, the Energy Department will host a one-day workshop
Topics to be discussed will include:
- What is geothermal direct use technology?
- How does direct use differ from geothermal ground-source heating and cooling?
- What are the economics and market space for hybrid geothermal energy systems?
- Where are the geothermal hot spots and how are these identified?
The purpose of this workshop is to ask for your input regarding the potential for geothermal direct use applications in the Eastern United States. While the entire Eastern United States will be discussed, the Appalachian Basin including NY, WV, and PA will feature prominently. This workshop will provide a forum to exchange information on low temperature geothermal applications. To that end, participants will be asked to provide recommendations and information based on personal experience, individual advice, information, or facts regarding this topic. The objective of the workshop is not to obtain any group position or consensus but to hear from as many perspectives as possible from all individuals at this meeting.
The Geothermal Technologies Office (GTO) accelerates the deployment of clean, domestic geothermal energy by supporting innovative technologies that reduce the cost and risk of hydrothermal, low-temperature, and enhanced geothermal systems development. Learn more about GTO’s Deep Direct Use topic on our website.
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