🌿 Environment Oct 23, 2026 · Carlo Cariaga

Geothermal heating project in Hanover, Germany to no longer be implemented

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Geothermal heating project in Hanover, Germany to no longer be implemented
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The planned deep geothermal heating project in the city of Hanover in Germany will no longer be implemented. This was announced by regional utility enercity AG following the earlier decision of Eavor GmbH to shift its focus to being a technology company.
In 2023, enercity and Eavor signed a heat supply agreement for up to 30 MW of geothermal heat for the district heating grid of Hanover. The plan back then was for Eavor to deploy its Eavor-Loop technology, with drilling slated to start by 2025 a

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