SPIE has taken control of the world's first commercial geothermal plant in Bavaria, Germany, advancing its strategic position in the renewable energy sector.
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SPIE, an independent European leader in multi-technical services across energy and communications, has announced its management of the world's first commercial geothermal plant in Bavaria, Germany. This groundbreaking facility harnesses heat from underground rock to generate heating and electricity without relying on thermal water. With a workforce of 55,000 dedicated to energy transition and responsible digital transformation, SPIE exemplifies commitment to sustainability.
The geothermal plant is operated by Eavor Erdwärme Geretsried GmbH & Co KG and is set to provide urban heating and electricity to Geretsried and its surrounding areas. SPIE's involvement includes regulatory implementation advice, system commissioning, and ongoing technical management and maintenance of the plant's surface systems.
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