Potentially high temperature storage formation of Oosterhout contour

Commissioned by the province of Zuid-Holland, IF-Technology carried out the study ‘Potential geothermal energy in South Holland’, 2 December 2016. This map shows the potential of the formation of Oosterhout. The formation is located at a depth of approximately 200 to 400 m-NAP. The potential for high temperature storage (HTO) is defined as the amount of groundwater that can be extracted from the subsurface at a location for the supply of heat (flow rate in m³/h). Geothermal energy is also known as geothermal heat. Commissioned by the province of Zuid-Holland, IF-Technology carried out the study ‘Potential geothermal energy in South Holland’, 2 December 2016. This map shows the potential of the formation of Oosterhout. The formation is located at a depth of approximately 200 to 400 m-NAP. The potential for high temperature storage (HTO) is defined as the amount of groundwater that can be extracted from the subsurface at a location for the supply of heat (flow rate in m³/h). Geothermal energy is also known as geothermal heat.