Deep beneath all of our feet lies great potential for the energy system: heat – and thus the prerequisite for using geothermal energy.

With every kilometer underground, the temperature increases by an average of 30 degrees Celsius. The heat slowly but surely rises to the earth's surface, from there into the atmosphere and then escapes into space. On the way out, even a tiny fraction of it could be enough to warm households and power industry. In hydrothermal geothermal energy, boreholes are drilled approximately three to five kilometers deep underground and reservoirs with hot water are tapped. This is pumped to the surface, releases its energy via heat exchangers and is then returned underground. With our knowledge, we can be your partner at your side for preliminary investigations and thus for assessing usability.