The German Geothermal Association (BVG), established in 1991, currently has about 600 active companies and individual members. With members coming from a variety of different professions, the BVG advocates the use of all existing geothermal technologies ranging from shallow to deep, and the cooling, heating, and production of electricity. The following are the main functions of the BVG - Informing the public about the advantages and the possible uses of the technology Dialogue with politicians and political leaders Improvement of the frame conditions and the political situation on a national-, European- and international level
The support of technological development and researches The BVG is being led by a committee that consists of six honorary staff members, which is supported by the extended presidium. It is subdivided in the following sectors: Experts from the research use these sections to exchange information about the latest projects and technologies in their field. Furthermore, the BVG organized regional forums for an enhanced cooperation in the affected area. The Office for International Coordination takes care of the integration of the German geothermal energy branch into the international market. In cooperation with the honorary working members, the BVG organizes events and publishes and provides informative literature. The journal Geothermische Energie contains exclusive reports about project progressions, research results, as well as literature and event suggestions The brochure Geothermal Energy.
Tips for house and building owners gives answers to the most relevant questions concerning the use and installation of shallow geothermal energy technology Under the link www.geothermie.de the BVG offers current news, as well as comprehensive background knowledge and contact personnel of the branch for interested public and media.
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