Geothermal
Geothermal Solutions for a Sustainable Tomorrow
Deep beneath the Earth’s surface lies a constant source of clean, renewable energy — geothermal heat. We unlock this potential by drilling into natural aquifers, where hot water is produced, used to generate electricity or heat, and then returned underground, creating a closed, balanced system.
Our approach combines subsurface expertise with proven drilling practices to ensure efficient and sustainable energy production. By maintaining material balance in the aquifer, we protect and preserve the environment while delivering reliable geothermal energy.
Depending on the temperature, geothermal resources can support binary (ORC) power plants, direct heating, or hybrid applications. This versatility makes geothermal a dependable solution for communities seeking lower-carbon energy without sacrificing reliability.
Ameland - The Netherlands
The Ameland geothermal project targets the production of renewable heating for residential, commercial, and municipal customers across the island, located within the UNESCO-designated Wadden Sea area. We are working closely with the municipality of Ameland, local stakeholders, and infrastructure experts to design a district heating network supported by geothermal wells. Community engagement and operational transparency are central to the development approach.
Initial studies are underway, with drilling planned following the completion of feasibility and permitting processes. The project is expected to contribute significantly to Ameland’s goal of becoming energy self-sufficient and carbon-neutral.
Acreage
to be determined
Target Zones
Brussels Sand’ / ‘750-850 meters
Expected Temperature
42-45 degrees Celsius
Expected Annual Production
38,500 MWh (heat pump-assisted)
