Project • Geothermal
Latest milestone
We have finished the seismic surveys!
We have officially finished our seismic surveys in Poznań. While previous surveys covered the northern parts of the city, we focused on the central and southern areas to complete the geological map of the region. This marks an important step in our collaboration with Veolia Energia Poznań and the City of Poznań, as we explore the potential for geothermal energy to decarbonize the district heating system by 2029.
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About the parties involved
Veolia Energia Poznan
Veolia Energia Poznan is a producer and distributor of system heat and cogenerated electricity and manages the district heating network. It supplies system heat to approximately 60% of the city’s population, as well as industrial plants, public institutions, as well as shopping and services centres. Veolia Energia Poznań continues a 120-year-long tradition of energy production in Poznań and the 50-year-long history of the district heating network, offering its customers innovative and tailored energy services. As part of Veolia Group and its commitment to sustainable development, the company designs and deploys innovative energy-efficient solutions that are optimal for the environment and local communities.
Veolia Group in Poland
Veolia Group in Poland aims to become the benchmark company for ecological transformation. As a proven partner to cities and industries all over Poland for more than 25 years, the Group offers innovative tailored solutions utilizing its knowledge and experience. By investing in the expansion and modernization of its production and distribution infrastructure, as well as developing solutions for the management of water, waste and energy, the Group ensures the highest quality of services. Veolia encourages circular economy by designing and deploying economically efficient and environmentally friendly solutions for the sustainable development of cities and the industry.
“This marks an important step towards the decarbonization of district heating, based on the adoption of new technologies. By delivering geothermal energy, we are contributing to improving the environment and air quality in the city, while at the same time protecting our customers from increasing carbon prices.”
