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David Bruhn oversees ongoing and future geothermal research projects at TU Delft including: 1) The Delft Aardwarmte Project supported by industry to develop geothermal resources. 2) Multiple EU projects focusing on improving access to geothermal reservoirs and stimulation of poorly performing projects. 3) International capacity building projects in Indonesia supported by the Dutch government. 4) Research on synergies between oil, gas, and geothermal energy supported by EBN. 5) Small applied projects financed through the Dutch government and greenhouse industry.
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3.DAP_3O_Wever_Woning
The document summarizes the history of geothermal energy development in the Netherlands from the 1970s to present day. It outlines key projects and initiatives that helped advance the industry, such as the Nationaal Onderzoeksprogramma Aardwarmte (NOA) in the 1970s-80s which led to early exploration efforts. It also discusses the role of Delft University and TNO in pioneering research and the first geothermal doublets in the 2000s. Major milestones included the first four doublets in 2006-2008 and the establishment of the Delft Geothermal Campus Doublet project in 2007 to integrate research, teaching and exploration.
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