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CGER Network Meeting - Ground Source Heat Pump Energy System

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Published: 21.02.2023
Oppdatert: 01.03.2023

Anders Nermoen

Center for Geothermal Energy Research (CGER) welcomed network members to the Western Norway University of Sciences (HVL) to learn more about the geothermal ground source heat pump energy system.

HVL Mauricio Esteban Pavez Ramirez CC BY-SA 4.0, K2-building at Western Norway University of Sciences (HVL), Kronstad, Bergen., RS2972 03066, <p>HVL Mauricio Esteban Pavez Ramirez CC BY-SA 4.0</p>, Fem etasjers moderne kontorbygg

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HVL Mauricio Esteban Pavez Ramirez CC BY-SA 4.0

K2-building at Western Norway University of Sciences (HVL), Kronstad, Bergen.

All CGER network members were invited to join the CGER network meeting at Western Norway University of Sciences (HVL) in Bergen the 16th February 2023.

Here, we were given a tour of the energy system at the K2 building at HVL to learn how to integrate large ground source heat pump systems into an integrated energy system.

The K2 building is a building that produces the same amounts of energy as it produces over the year - a net zero building. Knut Kismul presented the building design and developments. Truly inspiring!

Acknowledgement to Bergen Kommune!

Fionn Iversen, Ivar Stefansson (UiB) and Anders Nermoen (NORCE) are presenting at the meeting., Stefansson nermoen presenterer, <p>NORCE</p>, A man presenting in a half crowded auditorium, a man talkin in front of a screen. Photo collage.

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Fionn Iversen

Ivar Stefansson (UiB) and Anders Nermoen (NORCE) are presenting at the meeting.

The presentations given during the day is also shared below:

PDF of Knut Kismul's presentation of the K2 building at HVL:

PDF of Anders Nermoen talking about the role of ground source heat pumps in the green energy shift

PDF of Ivar Stefansson's presentation of the geothermal energy research at UiB.

PDF of Kirsti Midttømme presentation of the use of ground source heat pumps in Bergen area

PDF of Sile Bordvik's presentation of silica in high energy geothermal systems

Norwegian Center for Geothermal Energy Research (CGER)

Norwegian Center for Geothermal Energy Research (CGER) was established in 2009. The Center, which has partners from all over Norway, is based in Bergen with NORCE Norwegian Research Centre AS (NORCE) as the Host Institution. CGER gathers key research and industrial partners, and builds a platform which strengthens national cooperation in research and technology development within geothermal energy research and development.

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