Geothermal Drilling Project in Kosice, Slovakia
Drilling of three geothermal wells is set to begin in Kosice, Slovakia, as part of a project to supply one of the largest geothermal heating plants in Europe.
The project, located at the Svinica-Durkov site, involves drilling one production well and two reinjection wells to depths of approximately 3700 meters.
- Expected temperature of thermal waters: up to 135 °C
- Expected flow rates: 55 L/s
The geothermal project is a collaboration between GEOTERM KOSICE and MH Teplarensky holding, with significant participation from the City of Kosice.
The estimated capacity of the geothermal resource is 90 to 100 MWt, corresponding to around 175,000 MWh of thermal energy annually.
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Author's summary: Drilling begins for geothermal heating plant.
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