Consortium
The S4CE consortium includes 23 partners, representing 10 academic institutions, 3 subsurface industry energy operators (one of which is a SME), 7 Industrial partners (SME’s/Industries), and 3 major research institutes.
The consortium is lead by UCL who have an outstanding track record in managing major European-funded research projects, with experienced and talented individuals who are already making a difference to developing and testing new technologies and models for sustainable development of subsurface geo-energy across Europe and North America.
Four of the partners have experience of working together through the related H2020 “SXT” project. Four of the partners have experience of working together through the related “CarbFix” project, two under the “SHEER” project, and two under a “Marie-Curie ITN” project. Further, several of the SMEs collaborate on commercial projects.
Thus the consortium is highly synergistic and connected. The consortium is truly pan-European, as 8 European Nations are among the beneficiaries.
UCL
UK
Haelixa
Switzerland
Imperial College London
UK
MIRICO
UK
TWI
UK
Geomecon
Germany
University of Eastern Finland
Finland
Université de Bretagne Occidentale
France
St. Gallen
Switzerland
Armines
France
IGPAS
Poland
GeoThermal
Germany
UNINA
Italy
Q-con
Germany
ETH Zurich
Switzerland
UCBL
France
University of Iceland
Iceland
Reykjavik Energy
Iceland
GEL
UK
SCM
Netherlands
IPGP
France
Eni
UNISA
Academic partners
University of Western Brittany
The Université de Bretagne Occidentale or University of Western Brittany (UBO) is a multidisciplinary university that currently teaches around 17,000 students… more >
University of Iceland
The HASKOLI ISLANDS University of Iceland, (UI) is the largest teaching and research institute in Iceland with about 12,500 students thereof 3,500 graduate students… more >
Imperial College London
Imperial College London (ICL) is a world-class university and the premier centre in the UK carrying out carbon storage research…. more >
University of Eastern Finland
The University of Eastern Finland (UEF) is one of the largest universities in Finland, and home to approximately 15,000 students and 2,800 members of staff in three campuses… more >
SME partners
Geothermal Engineering Ltd
GEL was established in 2008 to deliver deep geothermal heat and power projects in the UK and abroad. It is an SME. In the UK, GEL has managed… more >
Software for Chemistry & Materials
SCM is a scientific software company with a proven track record translating scientific advances into commercial success, having served as a bridge between academia and industry for over two decades… more >
Geothermal Engineering
GeoThermal Engineering GmbH (GeoT) is an engineering consultancy and project developer for deep geothermal energy projects… more >
Companies
Reykjavik Energy
Reykjavik Energy is a public utility company providing electricity, geothermal water for heating, and cold water for consumption and firefighting. The service area extends to 20 municipalities… more >
Non-academic partners
Insitut di Physique du Globe de Paris
The Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris (Sorbonne Paris Cité, Joint Research Unit of CNRS – Paris Diderot University) is one of the major French institutions in Earth sciences… more >
