Zakopane/Podhale Geothermal District Heating and Environment Project
Project Summary
With the objective of reducing greenhouse gases, the proposed Project would assist the Government in exploiting developing the countries geothermal resources to establish in the Podhale region of Southern Poland a new district heating system with supplementary gas-fired peaking capacity. Specifically, the proposed Project provides for: (a) drilling five geothermal wells including; two for production and three for re-injection, in addition to the two doublets already in place; (b) installing a new base-load district heating plant with a capacity of 60 to 70 MW for heat generation; (c) installing two new natural gas-fired peaking plants at Zakopane (42 MWt) and Nowy Targ (12 MWt); and (d) developing the district heating net work (about 100 km), including the geothermal circuit, transmissions and distribution pipelines, and consumer connections.
Project Details
| GEF Project ID | 654 |
| Project Type | Full-size Project |
| Status | Cancelled |
| Country | Poland |
| Region | |
| Focal Areas | |
| Funding Source | GEF Trust Fund |
| Implementing Agencies | The World Bank |
| Executing Agencies | Geotermia Podhalanska |
| GEF Period: | GEF - 2 |
| Approval Fiscal Year: | 1999 |
Financials
| Project Preparation Grant Amount | 0 USD |
| GEF Project Grant | 5,400,000 USD |
| Co-financing Total | 91,300,000 USD |
| GEF Agency Fees | 0 USD |
| Total Cost | 96,700,000.00 USD |
