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# HUNGARY
In 2004-2006, Hungarian Ministry approved 4 Geothermal
energy projects co-financed
with SF:
- Project: Geothermical Energy
Beneficiary: Kistelek Town Municipality
Place: Kistelek (Csongrád, South-Alföld)
EU contribution: ~ 1.1Million EUR
- Project: District Heating
using Geothermal Energy
Beneficiary: Bóly Town Municipality
Place: Bóly (Baranya, South-West)
EU contribution: ~ 1 Million EUR
- Project: Using Geothermal
Energy to Heat and Hot water in 17 Municipality Buildings
Beneficiary: Veresegyház Town Municipality
Place: Veresegyház (Pest, Mid Hungary)
EU contribution: ~0.5 Million EUR
- Project: Heat Pump heat/cool
System at the Monicomp ltd using Geothermal Energy
Beneficiary: MONICOMP Computer and Trade ltd
Place: Páty (Pest, Mid Hungary)
EU contribution: ~0.15 Million EUR
More information and related links
can be found in country page on Hungary.
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SLOVAKIA
In 2005, the Slovak Ministry of Economy
approved 5 projects oriented on utilisation of geothermal energy for funding
from SF:
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Project title: Utilisation
of Geothermal Energy in Bardonovo – Sources and Distribution of
Heat.
Beneficiary: MAGMA
ZAFÍR, s.r.o., district
of Nitra
Allocated grant: 15.18 mil. SKK (1EUR = 37.5 SKK)
- Project title: Geothermally
heated Swimming Pool Vincov les, Sladkovicovo.
Beneficiary: City of Sladkovicovo, district
of Trnava
Allocated grant: 100.00 mil. SKK (1EUR = 37.5 SKK)
- Project title: Utilisation
of Geothermal Potential of Geothermal Source L-1 for Energy Purposes
- feasibility study.
Beneficiary: REP
s.r.o., district of Presov
Allocated grant: 3.96 mil. SKK (1EUR = 37.5 SKK)
- Project title: Geothermal
Boring near Kastiel Tovarniky.
Beneficiary: FKL a brat, spol. s.r.o., district
of Nitra
Allocated grant: 54.13 mil. SKK (1EUR = 37.5 SKK)
- Project title: Heat
Pump.
Beneficiary: TRADEINVEST SERVICE, spol. s r.o., district
of Zilina
Allocated grant: 0.391 mil. SKK (1EUR = 37.5 SKK)
More information and related links
can be found in country page on Slovak Republic.
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