17 and 18 of November
Instructor: | Andrea Moscariello |
Language: | English |
Level: | Intermediate |
Duration and format: | Classroom: 2 half days |
Location: | Paris |
This one-day intermediate-level course on Geothermal Energy provides a comprehensive overview of the different types of geothermal energy utilization, including shallow ground-source heat pumps, direct use of geothermal heat (hydrothermal systems), high-temperature power generation, and heat storage technologies. The course covers both exploration techniques and engineering solutions required for their successful implementation.
1- Introduction to Geothermal Energy
2. Shallow Geothermal Energy & Heat Pump Systems
3. Geothermal Heat Storage Technologies
4. Direct Use of Geothermal Heat (Hydrothermal Systems)
5. High-Temperature Geothermal Energy & Power Generation
6. Exploration & Engineering Implementation
7. Geothermal Energy Potential Calculation Fundamentals
8. Case Studies and Future Trends
Engineers, geologists, environmental scientists, energy professionals, and policymakers interested in geothermal energy exploration and implementation.
Andrea Moscariello
Andrea Moscariello holds an MSc in Geological Sciences from the University of Turin and a PhD from the University of Geneva.
After a Post Doc at the US Geological Survey, he joined Shell UK E&P in 1997, working in development and exploration in the North Sea. From 2002 to 2005, he was a subsurface business consultant in Shell E&P International, contributing to projects across multiple regions. In 2004, he became a global technical expert for clastic reservoirs.
In 2007, Andrea joined SGS Horizon as Reservoir Geology Manager, later becoming Managing Director in Aberdeen and Business Development Director in The Hague. In 2010, he founded Earth Resources B.V., providing geological consultancy. He has held academic positions at Cambridge and Delft University and, since 2011, has been a Full Professor at the University of Geneva.
Andrea is active in professional organizations, has served on research committees, and has co-authored over 120 scientific
articles and reports.