Expro secures geothermal contract
Published by Sarah Smith,
Assistant Editor
Energy Global,
Energy services provider Expro has secured a contract for its first integrated services package to support a geothermal project in the Upper Rhine Graben area of Southwest Germany.
A consortium formed by Ed. Züblin AG and Huisman Geo B.V, drilling and geothermal energy specialists, have commissioned Expro to deliver an integrated well services programme for a new geothermal power plant in the Upper Rhine valley. This eight well contract for Germany’s largest private developer of geothermal energy plants, includes well construction services and a bespoke high-rate surface well test system.
The contract which began in June 2022 has the potential for a long-term extension to follow the eight-well drilling and testing campaign of Deutsche ErdWärme (DEW) across four power plants that is that covered by the initially contracted work scope.
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