Geothermal resource exploitation

Geothermal energy is a natural, environmentally friendly renewable resource that can be used for electricity generation, heating, cooling and can effectively replace oil, gas and coal. This heat can be achieved with the help of wells. The temperature in the well rises by an average of 33.8 °F every 1417 inches. The resource comes to the surface in the form of steam or hot water. Oilfield water, also known as oilfield wastewater, is water extracted along with oil from production wells. Reservoirs of hydrocarbons are usually located in the earth's crust, and at great depths the temperature rises, and therefore thermal conductivity leads to relatively high reservoir temperatures. Moving along with oil, water in oil fields accumulates a large amount of heat. The temperature of the produced water in the field usually exceeds 104 °F, which represents a huge amount of thermal energy.

Del Mar Energy develops geothermal energy sources based on its own technologies, starting with the exploration of promising sources through digitalization and building a 3D model of the facility, ending with the construction of related infrastructure for geothermal energy processing plants.

Since 2017, Del Mar Energy has been carrying out work on the exploration of sources, the design and construction of geothermal power plants. As a general contractor, Del Mar Energy has implemented more than 15 projects in 5 countries around the world. The exploitation and use of existing geothermal resources of oil fields can not only replace oil, gas, coal and other fossil fuels, but also provide a new way to diversify the economy of oil fields and their future development.