Geothermal district heating in Aarhus, Denmark officially starts
The project supports the City of Aarhus''s goal of becoming carbon neutral by 2030 and is part of a broader transition to electricity-based heating solutions, including heat pumps
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The project supports the City of Aarhus''s goal of becoming carbon neutral by 2030 and is part of a broader transition to electricity-based heating solutions, including heat pumps
ANDRITZ AG, a global leader in sustainable industrial solutions and advanced clean air technologies, has been selected by Danish utility Kredsløb to deliver a large-scale
The goal of the collaboration was to deliver a cost-effective, complete heat pump station and solution that fully harnesses the potential
The drilling campaign of Innargi had initially started at the Aarhus Harbour in November 2023 before moving to the Skejby site in February 2024. After just about 3 months,
The opening of Denmark''s largest geothermal district heating plant in Aarhus marks a new era where the warmth from deep underground will heat city homes – laying the
ANDRITZ AG, a global leader in sustainable industrial solutions and advanced clean air technologies, has been selected by
Innargi has completed drilling two geothermal wells at the Skejby site in Aarhus, Denmark and now moves to construction of the heating plant.
Innargi A/S and partners are working together to build a large scale geothermal project in Aarhus, Denmark. Once completed in 2030, it will
The parties are currently working on a project that, when completed, will consist of 14-17 geothermal wells distributed across seven locations in Aarhus. With a total capacity of
The project supports the City of Aarhus''s goal of becoming carbon neutral by 2030 and is part of a broader transition to electricity
Innargi has completed drilling two geothermal wells at the Skejby site in Aarhus, Denmark and now moves to construction of the
The opening of Denmark''s largest geothermal district heating plant in Aarhus marks a new era where the warmth from deep
The geothermal based heating company Innargi, established by A.P. Moller Holding, has entered a 30-year agreement to develop and operate EU''s largest geothermal heating plant in Aarhus,
Innargi A/S and partners are working together to build a large scale geothermal project in Aarhus, Denmark. Once completed in 2030, it will be the largest of its kind in the EU, with seven
The goal of the collaboration was to deliver a cost-effective, complete heat pump station and solution that fully harnesses the potential of geothermal resources. The building is
Since October 2025, the first geothermal facility in Skejby has been supplying heat to Aarhus'' district heating network. Once fully built out in 2030, the project will consist of three heating
The parties are currently working on a project that, when completed, will consist of 14-17 geothermal wells distributed across seven
The drilling campaign of Innargi had initially started at the Aarhus Harbour in November 2023 before moving to the Skejby site in
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