HT-ATES (high-temperature aquifer thermal energy storage) systems represent a future
technology to shift large amounts of excess heat from summer to winter using reservoirs in …

HT-ATES (high-temperature aquifer thermal energy storage) systems are a future option to
shift large amounts of high-temperature excess heat from summer to winter using the deep …

The storage of low-temperature heat in the near surface underground is already widely used
worldwide, whereas only little attempts of storing of higher temperatures have been made so …

Based on a newly developed geological 3D reservoir model for the demonstration site of the
'Freiburger Bucht'in the Upper Rhine Graben (SW Germany), geothermal development and …

One of the critical challenges of the green energy transition is resolving the mismatch
between energy generation provided by intermittent renewable energy sources such as …

Heat for industrial processes and housing is an important part of the energy consumption. In
Germany it accounts for more than 50% of the total demand. The need for a sustainable heat …

In central Europe, the majority of the CO2 emissions in the energy sector are related to the
provision of building and process heat. Due to seasonal fluctuations in demand, especially …

High-temperature aquifer thermal energy storage (HT-ATES) may play a key role in the
development of sustainable energies and thereby in the overall reduction of CO 2 emission …

We conducted a geoscientific feasibility study for the development of a high-temperature
thermal aquifer energy storage system (HT-ATES) outside the capital of Muscat, northern …

High-temperature aquifer thermal energy storage (HT-ATES) systems are designed for
seasonal storage of large amounts of thermal energy to meet the demand of industrial …