Deliverables
Proposal on how establishing an insurance scheme, considering the regulatory framework conditions and the source of fundings.
Report on the capacity building actionsCapacity building actions during months 20 to 30 include etraining through webinars for the countries in Europe organised by EGEC and one workshop in each third countries organised by GEODEEP
Report on risk assessmentAssessment of the identified risks to better understand how the risk and the uncertainties are evolving during the development of a geothermal project.
Study on risk insurance schemes, with corrective measuresA study on the legal, financial and technical issues of the risk insurance schemes related to all target countries, including the potential deep geothermal projects of the following 10 years in the target countries and corrective measures
Proposal for a transition in the insurance schemesProposal for a transition in the insurance schemes, according to market maturity, setting the conditions needed to switch from a financial instrument to another instrument.
Study on the technical measuresStudy on the technical measures (flow rate, reservoir pressure, well-head temperature…) to be considered by the insurance scheme in each target countries
Technical reports on 3 rounds of national workshopsStakeholder engagement at the national level pivot around 3 workshops per country, so 21 national events in total. Focus will be given to the results of WP3, on existing schemes, definition of parameters, proposals of schemes and proposals for transition.
Plan for ‘dissemination and exploitation’Plan for ‘dissemination and exploitation’ of project results with a coordinated communication and dissemination strategy, with key actors in markets beyond the six key countries identified.
Evaluation report of the completed actionsEvaluation report of the completed actions and description of establishment plans in each country benefiting of the training course and workshops with Policy and Regulatory Mapping Report including a list of identified decisionmakers and reporting on the contact established and a Study on the legal financial and technical issues of the risk insurance schemes related to all target countries and an action plan
Report from national workshopsEight workshop organised in each country, included by EGEC in Brussels, to present the GEORISK register to geothermal stakeholders and representatives from other RES.
Policy and Regulatory Mapping ReportEnergy policy and regulatory mapping Report, including a list of identified decision-makers and reporting on the contacts established.
Report on consultation meetings and workshopIndividual meetings in each country and a European workshop in Brussels organised by EGEC, to test GEORISK proposal by presenting various business scenarios with use of data delivered by operators, to simulate the transition from one financial instrument to another and test the impacts of the transition on the project.
Monitoring reportEGEC will be in charge of monitoring the performance indicators The consortium will evaluate and monitor the impact of the project through several indicators and milestones
Risk registerContext and Identification of potential risks, including the typology of projects and the main risk factors to be taken into account in the assessment
Existing insurance schemesReport presenting in details the existing national and regional “insurance” systems dealing with the resource and technical risks in Europe and Globally.
Online newsletter is planned every semester 5 issues in total starting in month 6 and in month 12182430
Final ReportReport presenting the project results from all WPs, The topics covered will include: the geothermal potential in a country with focus on some regions; a scheme presenting the recommendations for financing this sector; a description of the financial tools relevant to mitigating risks and to develop such projects; some best practice applications.
Brochures4 pages summary of the conclusions from WP2-3-4, with a description of the available uses and technologies and main benefits focusing on the best practice applications.
WebsiteThe project website will be online 3 months after the start of the project. EGEC will continue to update the site throughout the project and will remain ‘live’ for minimum two years after the project is completed. The website includes news, reports results and best practice, allows information exchange between partners, and contains a library of useful information for partners and the public.
Helpdesk for public authoritiesHelpdesk with materials for accompanying decision-makers and financers in establishing an insurance scheme.
Video clipOnline advertisements: One video clip on geothermal technologies to be developed at an earlier stage and used as promotional tool throughout the duration of the project (month 18); coming from the best practices to be shown during the workshops
Capacity Building materialsMaterials to be used during training webinars and workshops, updating the GEOELEC and GEODH training materials.
Press releasesPress releases minimum 2 or articles drafted in English and translated when necessary to support a media campaign promoting the results of GEORISK
Letters asking to establish a risk insurance schemeAn official letter sent to the high-level national decision-taker level, outside the seven directly targeted countries, asking them establishment of an insurance scheme for mitigation geothermal risks
Report and guidelines for countries in EU and outside EUReport and guidelines for countries in EU and outside EU: a translated brochure with 10 sheets illustrating the way to set up a risk mitigation scheme will be established, highlighting the action to be taken and the mistakes to avoid in order facilitating the geothermal deployment of deep geothermal
Press packA series of infographics/factsheets to inform journalists about main results of the GEORISK project.
Open letters asking to establish a risk insurance schemeAn official letter sent around month 20 to the high-level decision-taker level, in each country, asking them to establish an insurance scheme for mitigation geothermal risks
Promotional events internal and externalReport on the conferences to promote GEORISK results The audience will gather the GEORISK consortium and the target groups The objective is to present the main project results and to discuss them with key stakeholders Three oneday conferences will be held for around fifty people
GEOriskREPORT: second version of the online tool for assessing risks of a specific project, including a set of corrective measures and taking into account the political situation in each country.
GEOriskREPORTBased on the assessment, an online tool to present risks to financial institutions, insurance brokers, authorities etc It include a classification of projects based on regions / depth / type (hydrothermal / petrothermal / EGS and Electricity / Heat) and a globally applicable risk reporting code
Publications
Author(s):
Beata Kępińska, Attila Kujbus, Spirydon Karytsas, Christian Boissavy,
Dimitrios Mendrinos, Constantine Karytsas, Aleksandra Kasztelewicz
Published in:
Gospodarka Surowcami Mineralnymi - Mineral Resources Management, Issue vol.37, 2021, Page(s) 137-158, ISSN 0138-0338
Publisher:
Polish Scientific Publishers PWN
DOI:
10.24425/gsm.2021.138654
Author(s):
Thomas Le Guenan; Philippe Calcagno; Fernanda Veloso; Virginie Hamm; Annick Loschetter; Camille Maurel; Ferid Seyidov; Philippe Dumas
Published in:
HAL, Issue 1, 2020
Publisher:
HALBRGM
Author(s):
Philippe Dumas, Thomas Garabetian, Thomas Le Guénan, Beata Kępińska, Aleksandra Kasztelewicz, Spyridon Karytsas, Gunter Siddiqi, Nicole Lupi, Ferid Syidov, Annamaria Nador, Jolanda Kaufhold, Christian Boissavy, Cagri Yildirim, Cannur Bozkurt, Attila Kujbus, Evaggelos Spyridonos, Ruken Oztekin, Katharina Link
Published in:
Proceedings of the European Geothermal Congress 2019, Issue EVERY 3 YEARS, 2019, Page(s) ID 244, ISBN 978-2-9601946-1-6
Publisher:
EGEC
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