Title of article
Geothermal energy into District Heating Systems in Zagreb, Croatia
Author/Authors
barkaoui, a. e. university of zagreb - faculty of mechanical engineering and naval architecture, Zagreb, Croatia , barkaoui, a. e. university mohamed i^st - faculty of sciences - laboratory of mineral deposit, hydrogeology and environment, Oujda, Morocco , duic, n. university of zagreb - faculty of mechanical engineering and naval architecture, Zagreb, Croatia , krajacic, g. university of zagreb - faculty of mechanical engineering and naval architecture, Zagreb, Croatia
From page
1411
To page
1417
Abstract
So far, fossils are the main source of thermal energy. Because of the new environmental regulations and future requirements, thermal energy should be produced from sustainable, renewable and emission-free energy sources. In this context, geothermal power meets these requirements but it must be integrated into the existing systems. It is difficult to build new geothermal power plants and feed heat to existing network because the existing district heating systems are located in densely populated and builtup areas. This paper examines the possibilities of using geothermal resources in Zagreb city based on the available technologies, for district heating.
Keywords
District Heating , Geothermal energy , Energy efficiency , Zagreb
Journal title
Journal of Materials and Environmental Science
Journal title
Journal of Materials and Environmental Science
Record number
2583294
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