Writing a Community Guidebook for Evaluating Low-Grade Geothermal Energy From Flooded Underground Mines for Heating and Cooling Buildings

Louie, Edward P.

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“…This paper looks into the degree of communities role in the development of geothermal resources. As a follow up of a dedicated geothermal study [77], we pay here a particular attention to the community-ownership model, discussed in the geothermal exploitation practices [23,74,86,110]. A link between geothermal resources use and local communities development is established in the literature [77,92,142,163].…”

Section: Introduction To the Geothermal Communities Conceptmentioning

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Arguments for a Community Based Approach to the Geothermal Energy Development

Kurek,

Strojny,

Ophem

2024

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This paper investigates the theoretical foundation for developing renewable geothermal resources locally. For this reason, we pay attention to the role of communities in geothermal development. This study presents arguments for a framework that approaches the geothermal resources as an endogenous factor of community development. To analyse it, we create a model that explains the local economic characters of the geothermal exploitation beyond its geological conditions. It aims to conceptualise a community based geothermal development standard referring to the endogeneity principle. Geothermal energy is given attention since the characteristics of this resource determine its use locally. We argue that the role of communities in geothermal exploitation is pivotal in the process of green growth for further expansion of geothermal energy use.

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Section: Introduction To the Geothermal Communities Conceptmentioning

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Arguments for a Community Based Approach to the Geothermal Energy Development

Kurek,

Strojny,

Ophem

2024

Preprint

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“…This paper looks into the degree of the community's role in the development of geothermal resources. As a follow-up to a dedicated geothermal study [9], we pay here particular attention to the community-ownership model, which is discussed widely in geothermal exploitation practices [10][11][12][13]. A representation of local geothermal resource use is the Lindal Diagram [14] (Appendix A), a model of a cascade application of direct geothermal resources.…”

Section: Introduction To the Geothermal Communities Conceptmentioning

confidence: 99%

Arguments for a Community-Based Approach to Geothermal Energy Development

Kurek,

van Ophem,

Strojny

2024

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This paper investigates the theoretical foundation for developing renewable geothermal resources locally. For this reason, we pay attention to the role of communities in geothermal development. We derive it from the integral characteristics of geothermal energy next to the shift in the energy transition policies to focus on managing green resources locally. This study presents arguments for a framework that approaches geothermal resources as an endogenous factor of community development. To analyse it, we create a model that explains the local economic characteristics of geothermal exploitation beyond its geological conditions. It aims to conceptualise a community-based geothermal development standard referring to the endogeneity principle. Geothermal energy is given attention since the characteristics of this resource determine its use locally. This induces the internalisation of labour and technology in the local economic system, a specific condition for local geothermal projects where a community remains a prime beneficiary. We argue that the role of communities in geothermal exploitation is pivotal in the process of green growth for further expansion of geothermal energy use.

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Writing a Community Guidebook for Evaluating Low-Grade Geothermal Energy From Flooded Underground Mines for Heating and Cooling Buildings

Cited by 2 publications

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Arguments for a Community Based Approach to the Geothermal Energy Development

Arguments for a Community Based Approach to the Geothermal Energy Development

Arguments for a Community-Based Approach to Geothermal Energy Development

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