BBA//FJELDCO publishes an updated Geothermal Transparency Guide
The Geothermal Transparency Guide is now an online tool intended to provide an insight into the legal frameworks governing exploration and development of geothermal energy, as well as an overview of data on energy production and capacity.
Currently, 16 countries where geothermal resources are being harnessing or are available for harnessing, are featured in the online database, with further countries to be gradually included. The aim of the publication is to provide a useful insight into certain aspects of the applicable rules governing geothermal energy in these countries. Such insight can be of importance for the purposes of increasing transparency and awareness of some of the rights and obligations governing applications for licenses to explore, exploit or produce electricity from geothermal resources.
The Geothermal Transparency Guide is now an online tool intended to provide an insight into the legal frameworks governing exploration and development of geothermal energy, as well as an overview of data on energy production and capacity.
Currently, 16 countries where geothermal resources are being harnessing or are available for harnessing, are featured in the online database, with further countries to be gradually included. The aim of the publication is to provide a useful insight into certain aspects of the applicable rules governing geothermal energy in these countries. Such insight can be of importance for the purposes of increasing transparency and awareness of some of the rights and obligations governing applications for licenses to explore, exploit or produce electricity from geothermal resources.
The Geothermal Transparency Guide is now an online tool intended to provide an insight into the legal frameworks governing exploration and development of geothermal energy, as well as an overview of data on energy production and capacity.
Currently, 16 countries where geothermal resources are being harnessing or are available for harnessing, are featured in the online database, with further countries to be gradually included. The aim of the publication is to provide a useful insight into certain aspects of the applicable rules governing geothermal energy in these countries. Such insight can be of importance for the purposes of increasing transparency and awareness of some of the rights and obligations governing applications for licenses to explore, exploit or produce electricity from geothermal resources.