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Webinar: Measuring and assessing the socio-cultural, environmental, and economic impacts of hot springs
Victoria University PhD Candidate Gaelle Joson will share a case study from regional Australia based on the results of her research on the socio-cultural, economic and environmental impacts of hot springs. Gaelle's PhD was sponsored by the AGA. The first phase of this research involved developing indicators for hot springs operations using the Delphi Technique. This involved seeking two rounds of advice from selected experts from around the world. Thirty-two experts from Au
Using Geothermal Energy to Harvest Carbon-Neutral Lithium
Geothermal energy provides a unique, zero emission renewable resource that can provide base load, dispatchable power. Other renewable...
Getting Warmer: The search for geothermal resources in Tasmania
The Tasmanian government recently awarded new geothermal exploration permits in the state. Find out about the the ongoing search for...
AGA presentation to Sustainable Energy Now (SEN)
AGA directors Mark Ballesteros and Martin Pujol recently gave a presentation on Geothermal Energy in Australia to the renewable energy...
Webinar: UNFC Geothermal Energy Resource Reporting Summary
The United Nations Economic Commission for Europe approved the second (updated) edition of the ‘Specifications for the Application of UNFC to Geothermal Energy Resources’ in Geneva on 25 October 2022. A webinar discussing what the UNFC Geothermal Specifications are, and how they can help facilitate greater uptake of geothermal energy in the Asia Western Pacific region was given by Graeme Beardsmore on 1 March. Members can use the link below to access a recording of the webina
Geothermal is a clear winner in Victoria
A new study on the economic performance of the geothermal heating system for an aquatic centre in Victoria, Australia shows saving of...
Geothermal in Australia - 2023 Update
This Country Update for the geothermal sector in Australia will be presented at the World Geothermal Congress 2023 in Beijing, China. ABSTRACT The three years 2020–2022 have seen strong growth in the Australian geothermal sector. Growth has been led by the direct use of geothermal heat both with and without heat pumps, but there has also been a resurgence of interest in power generation. Direct use projects have proliferated in the states of Western Australia and Victoria. Ge
University of Melbourne receives funding for geothermal heating loop design
The University of Melbourne has received a grant from the Government of Victoria, Australia for the design of a geothermal heating loop...
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