Five Geothermal Power Tender

Scope E.ON to build deep geothermal power plants to heat Swedish homes. The German utility is currently investigating the geological conditions through test boreholes. If all goes according to plan the plant will supply the renewable heat to district heating customers from 2022. E.ON hopes to have built five geothermal power plants in Malm by 2028 each with an installed capacity of 50MWth thermal megawatt. E.ONs goal is to supply Swedish customers with 100 renewable and recovered energy. With deep geothermal energy were tapping into a new energy source that can ensure renewable production in the long term Deep geothermal energy is resource-efficient emission free noise-free and space saving making it one of the best solutions for urban energy systems of the future. E.ON claims its pilot project is among Europes first geothermal power plants to extract geothermal energy from depths of several kilometres on an industrial scale. The heat from geothermal sources in Malm is planned to replace biofuels and biogas for heat generation. Malm aims to be climate-neutral by 2030.The total budget for E.ONs project is 5.4m 6m. The Swedish Energy Agency is supporting the pilot project with 1.2m.