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The Eden Geothermal Project

Published on Tuesday, 23 February 2021 09:02

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BESTEC is participating as technical delivery partner in a project part funded by the European Regional Development Fund. The £17.3m Eden Geothermal Project will drill and test the first 4,500-m-deep well of a geothermal energy demonstration system at the Eden Project in mid-Cornwall, UK, followed by one year of heat production to demonstrate greenhouse gas (GHG) savings. It will build on existing research and knowledge of the deep geothermal resource in Cornwall by providing greater understanding of the geology at depth, enabling resources in the region to become characterised as reserves.

 

The Eden Geothermal Project is operated by Eden Geothermal Ltd which has been set up by three partners: The Eden Project, EGS Energy Ltd, and BESTEC UK Ltd

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Worldwide deepest installation of an LSP for GEOVEN

Published on Wednesday, 11 November 2020 18:10

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With the installation and commissioning of a lineshaft geothermal pump at a depth of 774 m, BESTEC supported the preparations for the commissioning of the new geothermal power plant in Vendenheim, France.

 

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BESTEC at the World Geothermal Congress (postponed to May 2021)

Published on Sunday, 15 March 2020 16:12

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Join us at our joint stand no. 41 (H2) at the World Geothermal Congress in Reykjavik, Iceland.

 

The World Geothermal Congress has been postponed to May 2021.

 

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Our presentations in the conference program:

  • Industrial Experiences with Downhole Geothermal Line-Shaft Production Pumps in Hostile Environment in the Upper Rhine Valley
  • Scale and Corrosion Mitigation: Economic Feasibility of Combined Mitigation Measures
  • ThermoDrill - Fast Track Innovative Drilling System for Deep Geothermal Challenges
  • International Cooperation to Address and Mitigate the Climate Change Issue Using Unconventional Geothermal Technology (EGS)

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Full steam ahead for Eden's hot rocks plan

Published on Monday, 02 December 2019 16:16

Eden Geothermal Limited was able to secure funding of £ 16.8 m to drill a 4.5 km deep well at the Eden Project, and heat its famous Biomes, greenhouses and offices.

 

Eden Geothermal Ltd has been set up by three partners: Eden Project Ltd, EGS Energy Ltd, and Bestec (UK) Ltd to unlock the geothermal energy deep in the granite beneath Cornwall.

 

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Successful completion of the BMWi research project SUBITO

Published on Friday, 15 November 2019 09:15

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The selection of different inhibitors, combined with extensive laboratory testing and the application of products with accompanying monitoring at two geothermal energy plants in the Upper Rhine Graben, has enabled the development of a successful strategy to avoid scaling within the framework of this research project.

 

The combined application of two different product groups, inhibitors for scale prevention and corrosion inhibitors, successfully reduced the total amount of scales. Thus, the efficiency and the service lifetime of the heat exchangers have been significantly increased and, in addition, follow-up costs such as disposal costs for the scales have been significantly reduced.

 

A total of four partners were responsible for the research project SUBITO: BESTEC GmbH, BWG GmbH, VKTA and ZSM GmbH & Co KG. The companies and institutes GEIE EMC, AquaTitan GmbH, KIT-INE and GTN GmbH acted as subcontractors for the project partners.

 

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