What does Deutsche ErdWärme do?

Deutsche ErdWärme develops, builds, and finances deep geothermal systems for heat supply. The company supports municipal utilities and industrial facilities in decarbonizing heat networks and avoiding CO₂ costs through sustainable, price-stable geothermal solutions.

Where is Deutsche ErdWärme located?

Deutsche ErdWärme is headquartered in Karlsruhe, Germany.

What energy sectors does Deutsche ErdWärme operate in?

Deutsche ErdWärme operates in Geothermal.

When was Deutsche ErdWärme founded?

Deutsche ErdWärme was founded in 2014.

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Deutsche ErdWärme

Deutsche ErdWärme GmbH & Co. KG

Karlsruhe, Germany

GeothermalPrivate

Founded 2014

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Founded in 2014, Deutsche ErdWärme is a private headquartered in Karlsruhe, Germany specializing in Geothermal.

Deutsche ErdWärme is a German geothermal energy company founded in 2014 by Dr. Herbert Pohl. The company specializes in deep geothermal technology for district heating and industrial heat applications. They offer integrated services covering geological exploration, planning, permitting, construction, financing, and operation of geothermal installations. With expertise in geology, deep drilling, project development, and energy economics, Deutsche ErdWärme manages projects across Germany where approximately two-thirds of the territory has suitable geological conditions for geothermal development. The company serves municipal utilities (Stadtwerke) and industrial operators seeking to decarbonize their heat supply. Notable projects include Graben-Neudorf, Philippsburg-Waghäusel, Dettenheim, and Rülzheim. The company also participates in research initiatives, such as the BMWE-funded ThermIon project on lithium extraction from geothermal brines.

deep geothermalheat decarbonizationdistrict heatingthermal energysustainable heatheat transition

Headquarters

Karlsruhe, Germany

Founded

2014

Company Type

Private