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Characterisation of the Tectono-Sedimentary Evolution of a Geothermal Reservoir - Implications for Exploitation (Southern Permian Basin, NE Germany)

H.-G. Holl, I. Moeck and H. Schandelmeier

Key words
facies analysis, tectonic environment, exploration
Location
Permian Basin, Germany
Conference
World Geothermal Congress
Year
2005
Session
6. Geology
Language
English
Paper number
0614

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Abstract

The characterisation of the tectono-sedimentary environment as well as the knowledge of the recent maximum horizontal stress regime in reservoir scale is crucial for projecting directional and horizontal drilling of multiple borehole geothermal systems. This is necessary to initiate optimal conditions for hydraulic conductivity of faults and fractures inside the reservoir.
The in-situ laboratory Gro? Schˆnebeck is installed in a former gas exploration well and part of a interdisciplinary project to develop geothermal technologies necessary for electricity production.
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