Ingolstadt, 16th September 2024 – We are excited to announce the groundbreaking of the Gravel-Water Thermal Energy Storage at incampus, as part of the INTERSTORES project. The Ingolstadt demonstration site
A new paper titled “Analytical Solution for the Simulation of Ground Thermal Conditions Around Planar Trench Collectors” has been published in Geothermics. The lead author of the paper is Adinda
On August 2, 2024, the European Energy Research Alliance (EERA) hosted the Joint Program on Energy Storage (JP SP3) Meeting, focusing on Thermal Energy Storage (TES). This online event gathered
On July 4th, the PGMM Symposium 2024 was held at the state-of-the-art incampus in Ingolstadt. The event brought together experts, policymakers and stakeholders to discuss advancements in sustainable solutions with
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“Influence of thermal energy storage basins on the subsurface and shallow groundwater” by Dr. Christoph Bott (MLU), Dr. Abdulrahman Dahash (AIT), MSc Maximilian Noethen (MLU) and Prof. Dr. Peter Bayer (MLU) in the Journal of Energy Storage.
This was the exciting year for geoscientists and energy storage sector as it is the year of Enerstock Conference. Enerstock is a prominent international conference on energy storage, focusing on
INTERSTORES partners from Technical University Ingolstadt (THI) attended this year’s Symposium at Kloster Banz, Bad Staffelstein in Germany.
This year’s European Geosciences Union (EGU) Assembly, held in Vienna (Austria), has been a focal event for the global geoscience community, bringing together eminent international experts and researchers. We
INTERSTORES, a new EU-funded Horizon Europe project aiming at improving performance, cost efficiency and increased reliability of thermal energy storage systems, recently held its kick-off meeting in Ingolstadt on 22-23 January 2024
