Published November 2017 | Version v1
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Renewable heat: the geothermal sector fades; The 'city of Brewers' heated and cooled by water; Excellent efficiencies on probe; Geothermal makes its mark in agriculture; The five key points of a tempered loop; To draw energy from waste waters: Heat Fund, which assessment for 2017?

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A first article, while presenting a brief overview of this sector, outlines that the French professional association for geothermal energy has made a call to the government to save the very-low-energy geothermal sector. The second article presents an example of a mix of geothermal energy, thermal solar energy and gas to produce heat, cold and domestic hot water in a brewery district in Alsace. Another example is then presented: a geothermal installation on probes which produces a high efficiency cooling in Montpellier. The next article outlines opportunities in agriculture for geothermal-based heat production (in breeding, in horticulture) with a much reduced energy expense as a result. The five key points and the operation of a tempered water loop (as on the Airbus site in Toulouse, and in a district of Marseilles) are briefly presented. An example of valorisation of waste waters from a sewage plant for the supply of heat and cold networks in a district of Bordeaux is presented. The last article proposes a brief assessment on the French Heat Fund for 2017

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Original title (French)
Chaleur renouvelable: La filiere geothermie s'eteint peu a peu; La cite des Brasseurs chauffee et rafraichie avec de l'eau; D'excellents rendements sur sonde; La geothermie fait son trou dans l'agriculture; Les 5 points cles d'une boucle temperee; Puiser de l'energie dans les eaux usees; Fonds chaleur, quel bilan sur 2017?

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Journal Title
Journal des Energies Renouvelables
Journal Issue
no.240
Journal Page Range
p. 32-40
ISSN
2491-8687