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Actions	Details Title E-Use - Europe wide Use of Sustainable energy from aquifers D1f E-USE(aq) Technical performance & monitoring report : Dutch pilot Delft Author M. Bloemendal N.K. Hoekstra P.J. Doornenbal A. Murrell N. Simmons Corporate author Delft University of Technology KWR water research Deltares Naked Energy Place of publication Brussels Publisher EIT Climate-KIC Year of publication 2018 Pagination 19 p. Material monografie Digital document Notes Deliverable Proof – Reports resulting from the finalisation of a project task, work package, project stage, project as a whole - EIT-BP2018 Keywords groundwater, renewable energy Abstract Aquifer Thermal Energy Storage (ATES) has proven to be profitable both economically as well as energetically. However, large scale adoption of the technology is limited by several barriers which were identified in the Climate-KIC E-use(aq) project (Hoekstra et al., 2015). This project report describes activities to address one of those barriers, which is the need to obtain energy balance over a long time period through the addition of renewable heat source and heat sharing between buildings. Remove from selection Add to selection

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Title
E-Use - Europe wide Use of Sustainable energy from aquifers
D1f E-USE(aq) Technical performance & monitoring report : Dutch pilot Delft
Author
M. Bloemendal
N.K. Hoekstra
P.J. Doornenbal
A. Murrell
N. Simmons
Corporate author
Delft University of Technology
KWR water research
Deltares
Naked Energy
Place of publication
Brussels
Publisher
EIT Climate-KIC
Year of publication
2018
Pagination
19 p.
Material
monografie
Digital document
Notes
Deliverable Proof – Reports resulting from the finalisation of a project task, work package, project stage, project as a whole - EIT-BP2018
Keywords
groundwater, renewable energy

Abstract

Aquifer Thermal Energy Storage (ATES) has proven to be profitable both economically as well as energetically. However, large scale adoption of the technology is limited by several barriers which were identified in the Climate-KIC E-use(aq) project (Hoekstra et al., 2015). This project report describes activities to address one of those barriers, which is the need to obtain energy balance over a long time period through the addition of renewable heat source and heat sharing between buildings.

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