2018, Volume 21, Issue 2
Pages 43-48
Study on the geothermal energy on romanian territory
Geological Institute of Romania, Caransebes Street, 1, Bucharest, 012271, Romania
*Corresponding author: Natalia-Silvia Asimopolos, E-mail: natalia.asimopolos@igr.ro
Published: 2018
Abstract
Geothermal energy is an unconventional renewable energy source with enormous potential for exploitation, of which only a very small part is currently used today.
Worldwide, countries with a high geothermal potential are Iceland, New Zealand and in Europe there are Hungary, Romania and Serbia. In these countries, as well as in many others, there are geological conditions that allow to geothermal phenomena to manifest on the surface of the Earth. The limited exploitation of this energy resource is still limited by existing technologies and by the high cost of deep-water equipment.
For a good image of the Romania's geothermal potential, we present, in our paper, the temperature map at 3000 m deep and the geothermal flow map on the surface.
These maps made with the Surfer program, based on the data presented on geophysical portal on the WEB page of the Geological Institute of Romania.
References
Utilisations of Geothermal resources in Romania
Romanian Journal of Geophysics, vol. Special Issue, pp. 17-24
Geothermal energy: sustainability and the environment
Geothermics, 32(4-6): 463-470
Dezvoltari recente in exploatarea geofizica a resurselor geotermale in Romania
Romanian Journal of Geophysics, vol. Special Issue, pp. 11-16
Keywords
environment, geothermal, renewable energy, geophysical data, geothermal flow
Tag search environment geothermal renewable energy geophysical data geothermal flow
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