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A detailed geological reconstruction as a tool for the reliable numerical model implementation: The Euganean Geothermal System case study (NE Italy)

In the twenty-first century the use of natural geothermal resources is significantly increased and their renewability help the reduction of greenhouse gases emissions and the human footprint. A strategy for the sustainable utilization and exploitation of these resources is required in order to preserve them for the future generations. A reliable way to evaluate the future exploitation scenarios is represented by the numerical models in which the geological features of the geothermal system are considered. This approach is used in the case of the Euganean Geothermal System (EuGS) in which approximately 150 wells are active and exploit an amount of 14.9x10⁶ m³ of thermal water per year with a temperature between 63°C to 87°C.

Euganean Geothermal System ; geological reconstruction ; unstructured mesh

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