Energy from Water
A Practical Workshop - Geothermal Heat
Friday 12 May 2017
British Geological Survey, Environmental Science Centre
Nicker Hill, Keyworth, Nottingham, NG12 5GG
10:00am registration for a 10:30am start
Agenda
'What can underground heat offer in terms of local energy?' Dr Jon Busby, Team Leader Renewables and Energy Security, British Geological Survey
'Heat from mine waters’. Speaker - Gareth Farr, Hydrogeologist, BGS
‘Shallow urban ground source heat and the Cardiff Bay project’. Speaker – Dave Boon, BGS
Content
Water is a valuable asset as a source and a repository of heat and is a tool for use by those local authorities looking to take forward the municipalisation of energy.
The speakers at this workshop will explain the context for accessing underground water for heat, how it might be used, consider the engineering, operational, financial and policy perspectives and refer to case study examples.
This event will be run in conjunction with the British Geological Survey who have a range of experience, skills and products which can benefit local authorities.
| APSE Energy members | Free attendance |
| APSE members | £99 + VAT |
| Non-APSE members | £199 + VAT |
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