The project is led by Dutch-state backed Energie Beheer Nederland (EBN), based in Utrecht, and involves researching several onshore wells to identify whether they are suitable for the extraction of geothermal energy. If successful, it has the potential to be a reliable and constant source of low-carbon and renewable heat that is not dependent on weather conditions.
EBN needed a solution that could provide up to 2600 kW peak power for its drilling rig, while meeting ambitious emissions targets that go beyond the Dutch government’s stringent regulations. A conventional temporary power solution would not have met such stipulations, meaning…
