EUROPEAN GEOTHERMAL DIRECTORY

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1 EUROPEAN GEOTHERMAL DIRECTORY PROJECT: GEOTHERNET N. NNE5/1999/502 SPONSORED BY: EUROPEAN COMMISSION DIRECTORATE-GENERALE FOR ENERGY AND TRANSPORT DECEMBER 2002

2 2 PRESENTATION The publication of the European Geothermal Directory has been proposed to EC by GTV (German Geothermal Association), UGI (Italian Geothermal Union) and EGEC (European Geothermal Council). The Project has been approved by the EC Directorate-General for Energy and Transport, which has given its financial support. The directory has been prepared and published by UGI. It is printed and is also available in CD-ROM. Its aim is to gather and make available information on who is involved even marginally in the geothermal sector in Europe, with two main targets: to disseminate information within the Continent, so to enable interested parties to contact each other; to inform about the European know-how and capability persons or firms from other parts of the world wishing to develop geothermal projects. The publication provides a comprehensive listing of organizations, namely companies, research and learning centres, institutional bodies, business and trade structures, which are active or have some links with the geothermal sector, even if it is only part of their activity. In fact, even in the period of maximum geothermal activity (the 70s) only few firms dedicated their business exclusively to this sector, because of its small size and very specialized scope. The directory includes for each country: consulting, engineering and service firms operating in the geothermal sector; main geothermal plants operators and/or owners; main s of equipment used in geothermal activities; geothermal s or organizations; main thermal spas s and some important operators The following are also listed: main universities with earth science or engineering courses, particularly in countries with geothermal potential; NGOs (non governmental organizations) promoting renewable energy use; trade and industry s which can be contacted when developing a geothermal project; banking and related institutions and s from which it is possible to gather information on financial matters (some banks have provided funds for geothermal projects); ministries which must give the necessary authorizations for geothermal activities (exploration and production leases, plant siting and building and so on) or which support renewable energy use; some of the Authorities are at the regional level; the main national news agencies for general scientific and energy information; scientific and technical periodicals which dedicate part of their content to geothermal subjects and relevant publishers; international organizations of interest (head office location). Unione Geotermica Italiana, Via Juvara 9, I Milano, , ugi.info@tin.it

3 3 Individuals (consultants, scientists, etc.) are not identified except when indicated as contact persons for specific organizations. Their names and addresses can be obtained from the listed international and national geothermal s, active in most of the countries with ongoing operations. These s, as well as other sister ones listed (for example heat pumps organizations ) can also provide names and addresses of small firms not evidenced in the Directory. Geothermal activities include all uses of underground heat contained in water or in the rocks above mean ground temperature. Thus, beside the energy side, warm water use for curative and recreational purposes (spas) or for chemical extraction and so on, is covered. Energy applications consist of electricity generation and heating uses; in this last field due consideration has been given to the growing sector of shallow geothermal heat pump systems (SGHP) and to underground heat storage (UHS); demonstration projects like the Soultz HDR or HFR (Hot Fractured Rocks) are also dealt with. The geographical coverage of the directory (49 countries) includes all European nations and Turkey. When a nation has overseas territories (like France, Portugal, Spain and UK) these have been included. The same procedure was adopted for the Asian extensions of the Russian Federation and Kazakhstan. To obtain data for the directory personal professional files from direct contacts were used and updated and several web sites visited. Specific questionnaires were prepared and sent: a general one for institutions of general interest only marginally involved in geothermal matters; another, more detailed, for organizations dealing more specifically with the sector (Annex 1,2). Over 3700 names were identified and examined. More than 2100 fax and s were sent and several phone calls made to verify or complete data and to speed up answers, over a period of more than one year. As usual in this type of work, replies were received from only a fraction, around 15%, of the contacted persons. Notwithstanding every effort, some of the parties more actively involved in the geothermal business did not answer. Difficulties arose for various reasons. Several small firms active in the geothermal sector in the favourable period of the 70s have disappeared or changed scope of work; many have changed address and no information is available on present location. Reply to s is erratic because persons are not anymore with the same company or because firms receiving too many messages ignore those of unfamiliar origin. Many small companies operating only at the local level (for example in the SGHP sector) are difficult to locate or are not interested to be known by a geographically wider audience, even at no cost. In order to cover as widely as possible the geothermal sector, additional information from the following publications was used and when possible directly updated: The World Directory of Renewable Energy Suppliers and Services 2000 publisher James & James Ltd, William Road, London NW1 3ER, UK; http// The Europa World Yearbook 2001 and The World of Learning 2001, publisher Europa Publications Ltd, 11 New Fetter Lane EC4P 4EE London, UK; http// Italia Energia , publisher L Annuario Srl, Via Santa Giulia 4, Nizza Monferrato, Italy; http// Unione Geotermica Italiana, Via Juvara 9, I Milano, , ugi.info@tin.it

4 4 IGA Membership Directory and Affiliated Organizations 2001, issued by IGA (International Geothermal Association) Secretariat, Via Andrea Pisano 120, Pisa, Italy; http// EC Directorate General for Transport and Energy Overview of Geothermal Industries and Technologies 2000 (CD-ROM), Brussels, Belgium After a careful selection, about 1900 names have been included in the directory. The directory is subdivided by countries and names are listed in alphabetical order. Each item includes the category (as listed in Annex 3), main activity, geothermal activity, full address, contact person, except when information is redundant or missing. Direct answers to the Questionnaire are indicated by D in the last column. Other entries are indicated by I. Annex 4 indicates in the upper diagram the number of listings per country. The largest share of listed names pertains to the more important geothermal countries or to those (like U.K.) which pay more attention to the dissemination of information on RE. In the lower representation the prevalence of General Institutions (A) is evident when compared to organizations more directly involved in geothermal activities. This situation becomes predominant when dealing with East European countries. As usual in other directories, the English language has prevailingly been adopted except for names of organizations and companies (excluding Ministries and Universities) given in French, German and Italian. In case of name translation the initials in the original language are generally added. It has not been possible to include in the directory all European operators and owners of geothermal plants and s of geothermal equipment. Whenever we have obtained the relevant data, we have evidenced the more important ones. While electric power plants (for a total capacity of almost 1000 MWe in year 2000) are limited in number - around 50 - and comparatively large and thus can be easily evidenced, direct use (heat production) installations are more difficult to enumerate. In effect they are very diversified in type of application, small in size (from 20 kwt each for SGHP to few MWt each for conventional plants) and quite numerous. Conventional heat plants can be counted in the hundreds, while in the past few years shallow geothermal (or ground) heat pumps SGHP - have developed considerably in several countries. Their number is estimated in year 2000 around 130,000 units, increasing substantially every year. SGHP capacity amounts to 27% of all heat uses (about 1700 MWt out of a total of 6350 MWt).* A listing of geothermal electric power plants is given in Annex 5, while the countries with substantial direct uses of geothermal energy are tabled in Annex 6, so to give an idea of the more active locations. Because of the complexity of the work and of the above-mentioned obstacles in gathering the data the publication is subject to improvements. Still we believe that it will be useful to interested parties wanting to be better known or wishing to contact other people dealing with geothermal resources, in other words, to grow themselves and help grow the business. We hope that comments from the public to improve the directory will be forthcoming, so that in the future it may be possible to issue an updated version, if the climate for geothermal activity will be favourable and if the need for this information is felt. * Data from WGC 2000 Transactions, WEC Survey of Energy Resources 2001 and GHC Bull, March Unione Geotermica Italiana, Via Juvara 9, I Milano, , ugi.info@tin.it

5 5 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The directory has been prepared under the technical supervision of R. Carella and the coordination of C. Piemonte. We would like to thank the publishers Europa Publications Ltd, James & James Ltd, L Annuario srl and IGA Secretariat for their generous consent to use part of the data contained in the directories listed in the Presentation. We also thank Elsevier Science, publishers of the Journals Renewable Energy and Journal of Volcanology & Geothermal Research. Valuable information was gathered from the World Geothermal Congress 2000 proceedings, from the CD-ROM Overview of Geothermal Industries and Technologies issued in 2000 by EC, DG TREN and from WEC (World Energy Council) Survey of Energy Resources It is impossible to mention all persons who helped us with some specific information and whom we thank collectively. May we only gratefully recall the cooperation of M. Arpasi (HGA, Hungary), R. Bertani (IGA, Italy), C. Boissavy (Gaudriot, France), K. Bojadyieva (OGEO, Bulgaria), W. Bussmann (GTV, Germany), B. Kepinska (MEERI, Poland), D, Lenoir (AGEMO, France) and I. Ruzickova (CEA, Czech Republic). We acknowledge finally the valid contribution to the preparation of the directory by N. Piatti (who devised and carried out all the computer-related operations), A. Piatti (responsible for data security), M. Girelli, D. Molinari, M. Marchesi and E. Carella. Unione Geotermica Italiana, Via Juvara 9, I Milano, , ugi.info@tin.it

6 6 ANNEX 1 QUESTIONNAIRE TYPE 1 Company name: Parent group: Address: Street/No City Zip code Country Telephone Fax address Website Contact person: Name Main activities: Geothermal items: Type of geothermal activity: 1. Operator 1.1 Geothermal fluids production 1.2 Geothermal generation plant Electricity production Heat production Minerals/chemicals production Other (specify) 1.3 Geothermal energy distribution and use Electricity Heat District heating/cooling Geothermal heat pump heating/cooling Greenhouse heating Fish farming Underground heat storage Spa (thermal springs) facilities Unione Geotermica Italiana, Via Juvara 9, I Milano, , ugi.info@tin.it

7 7 2. Services (consulting, engineering, contractors) 2.1 Resource development Exploration surveys Drilling Well completion Field development Environmental studies and certification 2.2 Resource utilization Plants Distribution network Maintenance services Certification 2.4 Training 2.5 Software 3. Equipment and products s 3.1 Exploration and drilling 3.2 Plant equipment Electrical generation equipment Heat generation equipment - Geothermal heat pumps - Other (specify) Distribution equipment (specify) Other (specify) 4. Markets 4.1 Present National E.U Rest of the world 4.2 Target National E.U Rest of the world 5. Main geothermal projects (and relevant year) in which the Company is/was involved Unione Geotermica Italiana, Via Juvara 9, I Milano, , ugi.info@tin.it

8 8 ANNEX 2 QUESTIONNAIRE TYPE 2 Organisation name: Parent group: Address: Street/No City Zip code Country Telephone Fax address Website Contact person: Name Main activities: Renewable energy items: Geothermal items: Unione Geotermica Italiana, Via Juvara 9, I Milano, , ugi.info@tin.it

9 9 ANNEX 3 A GENERAL INSTITUTIONS THE EUROPEAN GEOTHERMAL DIRECTORY COUNTRY 1 LEARNED SOCIETIES; SCIENTIFIC ASSOCIATIONS; RESEARCH INSTITUTES; UNIVERSITIES; NGOs (non governmental organizations) 2 TRADE & INDUSTRY ASSOCIATIONS; BANKS & FINANCING INSTITUTIONS; INSURANCE GROUPS 3 MINISTRIES; GOVERNMENTAL AGENCIES; REGIONAL BODIES (R) 4 MEDIA (News Agencies, Periodicals, Publishers) 5 INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTIONS B GEOTHERMAL CULTURAL & BUSINESS ORGANIZATIONS C ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVE IN THE GEOTHERMAL SECTOR 1 RESOURCE ASSESSMENT; EXPLORATION, PRODUCTION, SALE OF GEOTHERMAL FLUIDS (Concessionaires, Owners, Services) 2 ELECTRICITY GENERATION, DISTRIBUTION, SALE (Owners, Operators) 3 HEAT GENERATION, DISTRIBUTION, SALE (Owners, Operators) DH=District Heating; HP=Heat Pumps; SGHP=Shallow Geothermal (Ground) Heat Pumps; EP= Energy Piles; UHS=Underground Heat Storage; G=Greenhouses; F=Fish Farming; T=Spas; HDR=Hot Dry Rock Systems; O=Other 4 DOWN-STREAM AND GENERAL SERVICES (Energy generation & Distribution; Installations; Product wholesalers; Environmental studies; Other) 5 MANUFACTURERS Type of product manufactured is generally indicated. D MAIN THERMAL SPAS ASSOCIATIONS & OPERATORS OTHERS ACRONYMS RE = Renewable Energy RUE = Rational Use of Energy EE = Energy Efficiency CHP = Combined Heat & Power Unione Geotermica Italiana, Via Juvara 9, I Milano, , ugi.info@tin.it

10 10 ANNEX 4 45,9% 2,6% 2,6% 2,9% 3,0% 3,0% 3,1% 7,3% 3,9% 4,7% 5,1% DENMARK - 49 POLAND - 49 BELGIUM - 55 AUSTRIA - 58 HUNGARY - 58 NETHERLANDS - 60 RUSSIAN FEDERATION - 75 UNITED KINGDOM - 90 SWITZERLAND - 98 FRANCE ,4% 7,5% GERMANY ITALY OTHERS PICTURE 1 - ITEMS FOR EACH COUNTRY 2,1% 30,3% A B - 21 C ,1% 66,5% D - 41 PICTURE 2 - ITEMS FOR EACH CATEGORY Unione Geotermica Italiana, Via Juvara 9, I Milano, , ugi.info@tin.it

11 11 ANNEX 5 GEOTHERMAL POWER PLANTS IN EUROPE AND TURKEY (2000) N of Plants Installed capacity (MWe) ITALY ICELAND RUSSIAN FEDERATION 6 23 PORTUGAL (Açores) 3 16 TURKEY 1 20 FRANCE (Guadeloupe) 1 4 AUSTRIA 2 1 Total (Source: WGC 2000 mod.) Unione Geotermica Italiana, Via Juvara 9, I Milano, , ugi.info@tin.it

12 12 ANNEX 6 GEOTHERMAL DIRECT HEAT USES IN EUROPE AND TURKEY (2000) (countries with over 100 MWt capacity) Installed capacity (MWt) SGHP development ICELAND 1469 MINOR TURKEY 820 MINOR ITALY 680 MINOR SWITZERLAND 547 MAJOR GERMANY 397 MAJOR SWEDEN 377 MAJOR HUNGARY 328 MINOR FRANCE 326 SMALL RUSSIAN FEDERATION 307 MINOR AUSTRIA 255 MAJOR SLOVAKIA 132 MINOR CROATIA 114 MINOR ROMANIA 110 MINOR BULGARIA 107 SMALL SLOVENIA 103 MINOR Total 6072 (Source WEC 2001 mod.) Unione Geotermica Italiana, Via Juvara 9, I Milano, , ugi.info@tin.it

13 13 ANNEX 7 THE DIRECTORY Unione Geotermica Italiana, Via Juvara 9, I Milano, , ugi.info@tin.it

14 01 - A L B A N I A 1 Academy of Sciences Scientific learned society 2 Albanian Centre for Foreign Investment Promotion 3 Albanian Ecological Club Government agency for development Environmental Sheshi Fan S. Noli 7, Tiranë, Albania akaragjozi@akad.edu.al A. Karagjozi I blvd. Zhan D' Ark, Tirana xhepa@cpfi.tirana.al I Rr. Todi Shkurti, P. 13, Shk 1, Tirana eco-club@san.com.al A. Eltari D 4 Albanian Telegraphic Agency ATA A4 News agency blvd. Zhan D' Ark 23, Tirana ata@ .telpress.it I Centre of Scientific and Technological Information and Documentation Fisheries Research Institute SSKP Geological Research Institute ISPG Institute for Studies and Design of Oil and Gas Geology ISPGNG Documentation centre Rr. Lek Dukagjini 5, Tirana I Fish research Durres ikpd@icc.al.eu.org I Earth sciences research Blloku 'Vasil Shanto' Tirana ispgj@ingeol.tirana.al I Fier I 9 Institute of Agricultural Research of Lushnje IKBL Agricultural research centre Lushnje A. Canko I 10 Institute of Energetics IE Energy research Tirana energ@elektrenai.omnitel.net I 11 Ministry of Public Economy and Privatization Sheshi Skenderbeu 2, Tirana postmaster@mepptirana.al I 12 Ministry of Agriculture and Food Tirana I 13 Ministry of Education and Science Rr. Durresit 23, Tirana I Ministry of Trade and Economic Co-operation National Commercial Bank of Albania Polytechnic University of Tirana, Faculty of Geology and Mining Union of Chambers of Commerce and Industry of Albania University of Korçe, Faculty of Agriculture Tirana I Banking blvd. Zhan D' Ark, Tirana julian@aedp.soros.al I Education Rr. Durresit, P. 7, Shk. 1, Tirana alfi@inima.al A. I. Frasheri I Rr. Kavajes 6, Tirana I Education Rr. G. Kastrioti, Korçe I Unione Geotermica Italiana, Via Juvara 9, I Milano, , ugi.info@tin.it 14

15 19 University of Tirana, Mechanical Engineering, Department of Energy Energy research Thermal (spa) water research blvd. "Deshmoret e Kombit" 4, ALB-Tirana, Albania alondo@uptal.tirana.al A. L. Londo D 02 - A N D O R R A 20 Agricultural and Commercial Bank of Andorra Banking 21 Andorra Scientifc Society Sciences society 22 Caldea D Thermal spa Avinguda Fiter i Rossell 4 bis, Escaldes-Engordany Carrer Princep Benlloch 30, Andorra la Vella Parc de la Mola 10, Escaldes - Engordany internacional@banc-agricol.ad I sac@andorra.ad I I 23 Ministry of Agriculture and Environment Carrer Prat de la Creu 62-64, Andorra la Vella I 24 Ministry of Economy Carrer Prat de la Creu 62-64, Andorra la Vella 03 - A R M E N I A ' I 25 Armenia Chapter of the Association of Energy Engineers Energy engineers 26 Armenian Agricultural Institute Agricultural research 27 Armenian Energy Commission 28 Armenpress A4 News agency 29 Association of Banks of Armenia Tigran Mets 29A, Yerevan AM ul. Teryana 74, Yerevan AM ares@arm.r.am RMA@arminco.com I agacad@arminco.com I National energy agency Yerevan eca@arminco.com I ul. Isaahakian 28, Yerevan AM contact@armenpress.am I Yerevan I 30 Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Repubblic of Armenia ul. Hanrapetoutian 39,Yerevan AM I 31 Ecoteam RE promotion NGO ul. Abovian 53/22a, Yerevan AM ecoteam@freenet.am ecoteam@arminco.com I 32 Gitutyun ev Tekhnika (Science and Technology) A4 Quarterly scientifictechnical journal pr. Komitasa 49/3, Yerevan AM I 33 Institute of Geology pr. Marshala Bagramyana 24A, Yerevan AM I 34 Institute of Geophysics and Engineering Seismology Geophysical research pr. Leningradyana 5, Gjumry AM iges@shirak.am mush@siuny.am I 35 Ministry of Agriculture Governement House, Repubblic Sq. 1 Yerevan AM I 36 Ministry of Education and Science ul. M. Khorenatsi 13, Yerevan AM lena@projectharmony.am I Unione Geotermica Italiana, Via Juvara 9, I Milano, , ugi.info@tin.it 15

16 37 Ministry of Energy Governement House, Repubblic Sq. 2, Yerevan AM I 38 Ministry of Environmental Protection ul. Moskovian 35, Yerevan AM femini@nature.arminco.com I 39 Ministry of Industry and Trade ul. Teryana 69, Yerevan AM tervika@freenet.am I 40 National Academy of Sciences of Armenia Sciences society pr. Marshala Bagramyana 24, Yerevan AM academy@sci.am I 41 State Engineering University of Armenia Technical education ul. Teryana 105, Yerevan AM aegibyan@seua.am rector@seua.am I 42 Yerevan State University, Faculty of Geology Education ul. Alex Manoogian 1, Yerevan AM rgev@ysu.am rector@ysu.am I 04 - A U S T R I A 43 Arbeitsgemenschaft Erneurbare Energie AEE Austria Presse Agentur APA Austrian Association for Agricultural Research OEVAF Austrian Energy Agency EVA C4 RE engineering Feldgasse 19, Gleisdorf A w.weiss@aee.at W. Weiss I A4 News agency Gunoldstr 14, Wien A marketing@apa.at I RE and agriculture consulting Energy promotion agency Kleine Sperigasse 1/37 Wien A Linke Wienzeile 18, Wien A oevaf-wien@oevaf.at O. Schutz I simader@eva.ac.at G. R. Simader I 47 Bundesanstalt fur Agrarwirtschaft Federal Institute of Agricultural Economics Schweizertalstr. 36, Wien A office@awi.bmlf.gv.at I 48 Energie AG Oberosterreich C4 SGHP installer SGHP installer Bohmerwaldstraße 3, A-4020 Linz hans.zeinhofer@energieag.at H. Zeinhofer I 49 Energieinstitut Vorarlberg Energy research institute Stadtstr. 33/CCD, Dornbirn A energieinstitut@ccd.vol.at K. Hammerle I 50 Federal Environmental Agency Environment and energy policy agency Spittekauer Lande 5, Wien A udk@ubavie.gv.at F. Meister I 51 Fernwaerme Haag am Hausruck GmbH C3 DH operator, generators and flue-gas equipment Haag geothermal DH operator Marktplatz 53, Haag am Hausruck A lutz-energie@gmx.at A. Lutz I 52 Geo Solar Erdwarme C4 SGHP installer SGHP installer Diemroth 11 u. 13, A-4873 Frankenburg erdwaerme@geosolar.at G.Gosselberger I 53 Geologische Bundesanstalt Geological Survey Hydrochemistry research, GHP studies, spa hydrology Rasumofsky 23, A-1031 Wien kolwal@cc.geolba.ac.at W. Kollmann D 54 Geoteam C1 Geologic consulting Geothermal exploration Weizerstr. 19, Gleisdorf A geoteam@ppl.co.at J. Goldbrunner I 55 GUT Gruppe Umwelt+Technik GmbH C1 Geologic consulting Geothermal exploration Leonfeldnerstr. 18, Linz A g.gnjezda@gutlinz.at G. Gnjezda I Unione Geotermica Italiana, Via Juvara 9, I Milano, , ugi.info@tin.it 16

17 56 Heliotherm Warmepumpen GmbH C4 SGHP installer SGHP installer Niederbreitenbach 230, A-6322 Langkampfen A. Bangheri I 57 Hydroalpina C1 58 IDM Energiesysteme GmbH Geological anf hydrogeological consultancy Geothermal exploration and spa consulting Krottenbachstrasse 9, A-1190 Wien hydroalpina@aon.at F. W. March D C4 SGHP installer SGHP installer Seblas 16-18, A-9971 Matrei team@idm-energie.at A. Duregger I 59 IEA heat pumps national team, TU Graz Heat pumps centre Technical University Graz, Inffeldgasse 25, Graz A halozan@iwt.tu-graz.ac.at I 60 International Atomic Energy Agency IAEA, Isotope Hydrology Centre A5 Hydrological isotope research Loessweg 4/26/16, Wien A j.gerardo@iaea.org J. Gerardo-Abaya I 61 Joanneum Research Forschunsgesellschaft mbh, Institute of Geophysics Geological and geophysical consulting, well logging Roseggerstrasse 17, A-8700 Leoben christian.scmmid@joanneum.at C. Scmmid D 62 Joanneum Research Forschunsgesellschaft mbh, Institute of Hydrology and Georthermics Hydrology, research management Hydrology, research management Elisabethstrasse 16/II, A-8010 Graz gunnar.domberger@joanneum.at G. Domberger D 63 KNV Umweltgerechte Energietechnik GmbH C4 SGHP installer SGHP installer Mitterleiten 4, A-4861 Schorfling am Attersee mail@knv-energie.com J. Kottl I 64 Kommunalkredit Austria AG Banking, financing Turkenstr. 9, Wien A A.Kettenhuber@kommunalkredit.at I 65 Land OberosterreichBeratungsst elle OO Wasser R Regional water regulatory body Burgerstrasse 10, A-4021 Linz ooe-wasser.bauw-1.post@ooe.gv.at I 66 Landes Energie Verein R Styria energy planning agency Geothermal water agricultural and DH uses Burggasse 9, A-8010 Graz office@lev.at G. Ulz D studies 67 Leistungsgemeinschaft Warmepumpe Heat pumps installers Wiedner Hauptstr. 63, Wien A I 68 LGW Aktuell A4 Austrian heat pump Newsletter Wiedner Hauptstraße 63, A-1045 Wien lgw@fmwi.at I 69 Lutz EnergieTechnik C1-C4-C5 Geothermal field Industrial energy and development and DH Markt 53, A-4680 Haag am power plant engineering plants engineering; heat Hausruck exchangers lutz-energie@aon.at A. Lutz D 70 Marktgemeinde Altheim C2-C3 Municipalty of Altheim Altheim geothermal DH and power plant operator and owner Braunauerstr. 7, Altheim A geothermics@altheim.ooe.gv.at G. Pernecker D Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry Ministry of Economic Affairs Stubenring 1, Wien A I Stubenring 1, Wien A post@bmwa.gv.at I Unione Geotermica Italiana, Via Juvara 9, I Milano, , ugi.info@tin.it 17

18 73 74 Ministry of Science and Transport Ministry of the Environment, Youth and Family Affairs Radetzkystr 2, Wien A I Cobdengasse 2, Wien A I 75 Naegele Energie und Heiztechnik GmbH C4 EP and SGHP design and installation Bundensstaße 20, A-6832 Sulz/Röthis eht@naegelebau.at R. Ferrari D 76 Neura Electronics Technische Anlagen GmbH C4 SGHP installer SGHP installer A-4844 Regau neura@merlin.at J. Neudorfer I 77 O.Ö. Energiesparverband R Upper Austria energy saving and RE agency Landstr. 45, Linz A office@esv.or.at C. Egger I 78 OAR-Energieberatung RE consulting NGO Weiglgasse 19/26, Wien A schwaerzler@oear.co.at G. Schwaerzler I 79 Ochsner Warmepumpen C4 SGHP installer 80 Oekotherm Heizsysteme GmbH C4 SGHP installer SGHP installer 81 Oil & Gastechnik GmbH C1 Well measurements 82 OMV Proterra GmbH C1 Drilling contractor SGHP and Autobohnstroße 2, A-3350 Haag kontakt@ochsner.at I installer Sickingerstraße 43, A-4861 Schorfling J. Sacklgasse 65-67, A Leoben Gerasdorferstr. 151 Wien A oekotherm@aon.at H. Lehner I I proterra@omv.com I 83 Osterreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften Austrian Academy of Sciences Dr. Ignaz Seipelplatz 2, Wien A I 84 Osterreichischer Heilbäderund Kurorteverband D Spas Thermal spas Josefplatz 6, Wien A oehkv@newsclub.at H. Hopp I 85 Rohöl Ausfsuchungs AG C1 Petroleum exploration and production, Geothermal drilling undreground oil and gas contractor storage Schwarzenbergplatz 16, A-1015 Wien thomas.godderidge@fohoel.at T. Godderidge D 86 Stoffner Trans Globe Energy GmbH C1 Petroleum, geothermal and water drilling contractor Geothermal and spa drilling contractor Rainerstr. 18a, A-4910 Ried im Innkreis office@tge.at R. Stoffner D 87 Supreme Mining Authority, Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs Stete mineral exploitation regulatory body Landstrasser Hauptstrasse 55-57, A-1031 Wien I 88 Swep Warmetauscher Austria GmbH C5 Heat exchangers Wiener Straße 99, A-2513 Traiskirchen I Technical University of Graz, Faculty of Natural Sciences Technical University of Wien, Faculty of Technology and Natural Sciences Technical education Rechbauerstr. 12, Graz A I Technical education Karlsplatz 13, Wien A wolfgang.seiberl@univie.ac.at I 91 Temmel Consulting C1 Geologic consulting Wimbergergasse 24, Wien A temmel.consulting@aout.at I Unione Geotermica Italiana, Via Juvara 9, I Milano, , ugi.info@tin.it 18

19 92 Therme Geinberg D Thermal spa 93 Thermo System C4 SGHP installer SGHP installer Geinberg/Oberosterreich Thermenplats 1 A-4943 Sterneckstraße 53, A-5020 Salzburg therme@therme-geinberg.at I info@thermo-system.at I 94 University of Agricultural Sciences Agricultural education Gregor Mendelstr. 33, Wien A zib@mail.boku.ac.at I 95 VAMED Standortentwicklung und engineering GmbH & Co KG C4 Heat systems engineering Geinberg geothermal DH construction Daumegasse 5, Wien A gfsek@vamed.co.at J. Daucher I 96 Vatech Elin Ebg GmbH C4 Power and heat plants engineering Geothermal DH plants engineering Salzburgestr. 287, Linz A gottfied.buhringer@elinebg.at I 97 Verband Osterreichischer Banken und Bankiers Banking Borsegasse 11 Wien A voebb@voebb.at I 98 Verbundplan GmbH C4-C5 Power systems and engineering Parkring 12, Wien A vpl@verbundplan.at I 99 Wirtschaftskammer Osterreich Austrian chamber of commerce Wiedner Hauptstr. 63, Wien A mservice@wkoe.wk.or.at I 100 Zivilingenieurbüro Hamedinger C1-C4 Geothermal and water wells consulting Geothermal well drilling Kittenwaldstrasse 10, A-8700 and testing supervision; Leoben spa consulting g.hamedinger@styria.at Guenter Hamendinger D 05 - A Z E R B A I J A N 101 Azer TAJ A4 News agency Bul-Bul ave 18, Baku AZ office@azertac.baku.az I Azerbaijan Academy of 102 Sciences Azerbaijan Drilling & 103 Completion Azerbaijan Energy 104 Research Institute Sciences society Isteglal 10, Baku AZ ipcp@baku-az.net I C1 Drilling contractor Neftyanik Prospect 93, Baku AZ Pr. H. Zardabi 94, Baku AZ octg@sinam.com I I 105 Azerbaijan RI Agriculture Agricultural research Geothermal greenhouses studies Azizbekov st. 1, Soukhoz 2, AZ Baku musayev@artel.net.az A. Musayev D Azerbaijan State Petroleum Academy Azerbaijan Technical University, Faculty of Automechanics Bakinsky Rabotshi Engineering Energy education Pr. Azadlyg 20, Baku AZ I C5 109 Bakneftmash C5 Technical education Heat exchangers and well pumps Submersible pumps ave H. Javid. 25, Baku AZ Proletarskaja st. 10, Baku AZ Baku AZ I I I 110 Baku State University, Department of Geology Earth sciences education Z. Khalilova st. 23, Baku AZ bsu@azdata.net bgu@dcacs.ab.az I 111 Chamber of Commerce and Industry Istiglaliyat st. 31/33, Baku AZ expo@chamber.baku.az I Unione Geotermica Italiana, Via Juvara 9, I Milano, , ugi.info@tin.it 19

20 112 Geological Institute Earth sciences studies 113 Green Movement Sustainable life H. Javid ave 20A, Baku AZ Injesenter Zevin st. 4, Baku AZ gia@azdata.net I guseynovafk@aznet.org I 114 Ministry of Agriculture and Food Government House, Azadlyg sq. 1, Baku AZ I 115 Ministry of Economy Governement House, Azadlyg sq. 1, Baku AZ I 116 National Bank of Azerbaijan Bul-Bul ave. 19, Baku AZ I 117 Scientific Research Institute of Energetics and Power Design Energy research institute Zardabi ave. 94, Baku AZ I 118 State Committee for Ecology and Environment Protection Environment agency Istiqlaliyyat st. 31, Baku AZ I 119 State Committee for Geology and Mineral Resources Earth resources agency Bahram Aghayev 100A, Baku AZ I 120 State Committee for the Improvement of Soil and Water Economy Water resources agency Government House, Azadlyg sq., Baku AZ I 121 State Committee of Science and Technology Science and technology agency Samad Vurghun st. 24, Baku AZ I 122 State Oil Company of the Azerbaijan Republic SOCAR C1 National petroleum company Geothermal studies Aga Nejmatuly 39, Baku AZ ai@artnet.net azturgaz@azdata.net I 06 - B E L A R U S 123 Academy of Agricultural Sciences of the Republic of Belarus Agricultural research vul. Knorina 1, Minsk BY agrecinst@mail.belpak.by I Association of Belarusian 124 Banks 125 BD-IAE Ecological NGO Belarus Agricultural Academy Belarus Research and Technological Institute of Fisheries vul. Smolyachkova 9, Minsk BY ul. V. Khorujei 31A, Minsk BY Agricultural education Mogilev raion, Gorkii BY Fish research vul. Stebeneva 22, Minsk BY I iae@user.unibel.by I bsacad@user.unibel.by postmaster@aa.mogilev.by I I 128 Belarus Research Institute of Energetics and Electrification for Agriculture Agricultural energy and technology research vul. Stebeneva 20, Minsk BY I Unione Geotermica Italiana, Via Juvara 9, I Milano, , ugi.info@tin.it 20