The City of Sveta Nedelja took part in the round table in Bjelovar on the topic: Review of current results on the way to full geothermal energy utilisation within the project “Preparation of technical documentation for geothermal energy utilisation in Veliko Korenovo – Korenovo GT 1”, organised by the City of Bjelovar and held in the City of Bjelovar at the Bjelovar Cultural and Media Centre.
The round table was attended by Mr Dario Hrebak, Mayor of the City of Bjelovar, Mr Gabrijel Deak, Deputy Mayor of the City of Sveta Nedelja, Ms Martina Tuschl, Director of the Geothermal Energy Sector of the Croatian Hydrocarbons Agency, Mr Vladislav Brkić, Dean of the Faculty of Mining, Geology and Petroleum, and Mr Tomislav Đurić, Senior Researcher in the Department of Renewable Energy Sources, Climate and Environmental Protection at the Energy Institute Hrvoje Požar. The participants discussed the potential use of geothermal energy in the Republic of Croatia and the concrete experiences of the projects in the City of Bjelovar and the City of Sveta Nedelja.
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The project ” Development of technical documentation for the use of geothermal energy” is funded by Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway through the EEA Financial Mechanism 2014-2021 with national co-funding from the Republic of Croatia under the “Energy and Climate Change” Programme.
Sustainable development and protection of the environment are the goals of the project – once the projects following the drilling of the well and the acquisition of the exploitation field are completed, CO2 emissions will be reduced and energy will be used that is independent of weather conditions and the price of energy sources.
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