Energy transition without Geothermal Energy is not possible

Geothermal Energy is defined as the heat of the accessible part of the earth crust. It contains the stored energy of the earth which can be extracted and used and is one part of the renewable energy sources. Geothermal Energy can be utilized for heating and cooling by applying heat pumps as well as it can be used to generate electricity or heat and electricity in a combined heat and power system.

Prof. Dr. Ingo Sass,
Head of the department Geothermal Science and Technology, Head of GFZ 4.8 Section - GeoEnergy

Energy transition without geothermal energy does not work

Picture: Ingo Sass