TRIGGER Project
Sector: Water Supply and Storage • Location: Mainz, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany
Source: ThinkGeoEnergy
The TRIGGER project is a joint research initiative by German institutions studying the impact of thermally induced cracking in deep geothermal reservoirs. It aims to understand how contact between hot rock and cold water affects rock properties such as strength and permeability, which are crucial for geothermal energy utilization and seismicity risks.
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Description | The TRIGGER project is a joint research initiative by German institutions studying the impact of thermally induced cracking in deep geothermal reservoirs. It aims to understand how contact between hot rock and cold water affects rock properties such as strength and permeability, which are crucial for geothermal energy utilization and seismicity risks. |
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