Spain find 11 wells infinite energy that will be drilled with the help of several provinces. The Spanish territory, like the rest of Europe, is strongly committed to sustainable goals. Due to advancing climate change and global warming, the world is being forced to resort to new energies that are more compassionate to the environment. This means that we are in a period of energy transition, where the aim is to replace polluting fossil fuels with renewable energy.
These are clean energies that contribute to environmental care. When talking about renewable energies, the concept includes all forms of energy alternatives to fossil fuels. They produce energy from clean, sustainable sources that are renewed over time. For this reason we speak of a infinite energy, because it is renewed. They are produced from natural sources that are not subject to depletion, such as the sun, wind, waves, tides, the force of water or the heat of the earth.
Renewable energies are seen as our only salvation from the polluting effects of fossil fuels such as oil or coal. They offer virtually unlimited possibilities and one of them is about to show it off with its benchmark in it Spain.
Spain discovers 11 sources of infinite energy on its territory
The program Deep geothermal energy has provided funding 11 initiatives divided between Canary Islands and Madrid. Ten projects on three Canary Islands and one project in Madrid they get one financing of 111.2 million euros in resources from the Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan (PRTR)in the context of the call for help Deep geothermal energy intended for groundbreaking research projects on the potential of this species energy in Spain.
The aim is to investigate more about the mid- and high-temperature geothermal potential. Led by Institute for Energy Diversification and Conservation (IDAE)organism dependent on Ministry for the Ecological Transition and the Demographic Challenge (Miteco), Deep geothermal energy has provided grants to 11 initiatives.
6 of the proposals will receive a total of 48 million euros and will be implemented in The Palm3 inches Tenerife (43.2 million), one in Gran Canaria (15 million) and in Madrid, a project to which 5 million euros has been allocated. The feasibility studies will conduct an analysis and quantification of this resource at the established locations. In addition, the first depth surveys will be carried out (at least 1,000 meters).
In a more advanced phase, if the results were successful, the exploitation of the geothermal resource would continue and the first deep medium and high temperature geothermal developments would be deployed to produce electricity or for direct thermal purposes.
Spain’s infinite energy becomes relevant: they will exploit it in eleven locations
Teresa Riberavice president of the government and minister of Ecological transition and the demographic challengeannounced the outcome of the call for the program in February this year The Gran Canary palms. He attached particular importance to the opportunities this presented in terms of associated investments (over 200 million euros), R&D applications and training and employment in the Canary Islands, with ten projects taken into account.
That was already known Spain had a geological structure conducive to taking advantage of the Geothermal energy. However, the challenges the country has faced so far have made its emergence impossible, such as the high costs associated with its extraction and the financial risks associated with the technology required to obtain it.
The subsurface of the Canary Islands It is the largest medium and high temperature geothermal resource due to its volcanic nature. It could cover a large part of the archipelago’s electricity demand. Therefore, it is not surprising that the program has drawn special interest to this part of the country. Certainly, Spain has discovered 11 wells energy infinitely and is willing to take advantage of it.