Geothermal Energy in Croatia - Iceland Geothermal Conference
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Geothermal Energy in Croatia - Iceland Geothermal Conference
Geothermal Energy in Croatia Danica Maljković Sanja Živković Energy Institute Hrvoje Požar, Zagreb, Croatia Energy Institute Hrvoje Požar 1. Dept. for Energy system planning 2. Dept. For Energy generation and transformation 3. Dept. for power transmission and distribution 4. Dept. for renewable energy sources and energy efficiency 5. Dept. for energy management and organisation 6. Dept. for information technologies and communications 7. Director’s office Croatia – where is it? Panonnian basin Geothermal features of Croatia Moho discontinuity depths in SE Europe Grad et al., 2009 Geothermal features of Croatia Geothermal gradient Heat flow density map mW/m2 Modified after Jelić, 1994 Natural thermal springs Zelina Sv. Jana Geothermal exploration • Since the 1960s in the Pannonian basin area – E&P O&G • > 4000 deep exploration wells Geothermal wells Merhatovec 150°C Rečica 150°C Babina Greda 120°C Kolbah et al., Croatia Country Update, WGC 2015 Geothermal licences Geothermal licences Geothermal licences Bizovac Spa 75-96°C Živković et al., Croatia Country Update, WGC 2015 Geothermal licences Kutnjak – Lunjkovec 140°C Velika Ciglena 170°C Geothermal use in Croatia Utilization Balneology Location 1. Bizovac Spa 2. Daruvar Spa 3. Naftalan Spa 4. Terme Jezerčica Spa 5. Krapinske Toplice Spa 6. Lešće Spa 7. Lipik Spa 8. Istarske toplice Spa 9. Stubičke Toplice Spa 10. Sv. Martin Spa 11. Topusko Spa 12. Tuhelj Spa 13. Varaždinske Toplice Spa 14. Velika Spa 15. Sutinske toplice Spa 16. Sveta Jana 17. Samobor Spa - Šmidhen 18. Zelina Spa Utilization Location 1. Sv. Nedjelja Greenhouses 2. Bošnjaci 3. Krapinske Toplice 1. Zagreb – Univ. Hospital 2. Zagreb – Mladost 3. Zagreb – Lučko Individual 4. Bizovačke toplice Spa space 5. Krapinske Toplice Spa 6. Lipik Spa heating 7. Topusko Spa 8. Stubičke toplice Spa 9. Varaždinske toplice Spa Energy from geothermal use • Total capacity 75.76 MWt in 24 locations • Temperature extraction level production varies from 25oC up to 85oC. • Average capacity factor of 0.27 • Annual utilization nearly 650 TJ/yr Projects under development Babina Greda Water temp. (°C) 125 Planned Draškovec 113 Ongoing EL n.a. n.a. Ferdinadovac 138 Under devel. EL 1,77 27,67 Kutnjak–Lunjkovec 116-140 Under devel. PL 10,50 50,00 Velika Ciglena 170 PL 14,70 62,20 Kotoriba licence 120-150 Under devel. EL n.a. n.a. Mali Bukovec licence 120-150 Under devel. EL n.a. n.a. Prelog 120-150 Under devel. EL n.a. n.a. Slatina 190 Under devel. EL n.a. n.a. Legrad field Total 120 Under devel. EL n.a. >30,09 n.a. >187,27 Location State of the project Ongoing Possible Possible Licence installed powera installed heat (MWe) powerb (MWt) EL 2,36 36,90 Projects under development Mali Bukovec Legrad Ferdinandovac 1.77 MWe 27.67 MWt > 30,09 MWe >187,27 MWt Babina Greda 2.36 MWe 36.90 MWt Future developments Location Dravka-1, Slavonka-1 Rečica Babina Greda; Ferdinadovac Otok; Ranisavlje; Madarinci-1 Kutnjak–Lunjkovec Merhatovec Draškovec-1 Velika Ciglena Hadošan-2 Slatina Water temp. at the borehole (°C) 100 120 125 130 140 150 113 175 180 190 THANK YOU Danica Maljković [email protected] Sanja Živković [email protected]
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