We enable Switzerland to access its largest and most reliable energy source: the heat of the Earth stored at any location in deep rock layers beneath our feet.
Deep geothermal will secure a fair and reliable energy future.
As your full service company, SwissDGS realizes your deep geothermal project. Join us to be part of the change!
We enable Switzerland to access its largest and most reliable energy source: the heat of the Earth stored at any location in deep rock layers beneath our feet.
Deep geothermal will secure a fair and reliable energy future.
As your full service company, SwissDGS realizes your deep geothermal project. Join us to be part of the change!
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The largest planetary energy source
Supporting a fair and just transition
The largest planetary energy source
The largest planetary energy source
There is an unlimited and continuous source of carbon-free energy located directly under our feet.
More than 99% of the planet is at a temperature above 1000°C. Only the first 3 kilometers below the surface are at a temperature of less than 100°C.
We can tap into the Earth’s energy by drilling holes in the hot rock, 3 to 5 km under the surface and circulating a fluid to capture the heat.
We partner with leaders of the drilling industry to transfer oil and gas technologies and know-how into a new perennial industrial segment.
We are determined in building new qualified competences within the Swiss industrial landscape.
Technologies to access the deep subsurface resources have been perfectioned over decades by the oil and gas industry.
Today, deep reverse radiators can be built to recover the heat from the Earth in the most simplest way.
Water is circulated into the wells to collect the heat from the surrounding rocks and bring it back to the surface for various applications, such as district heating, cooling, industrial heat processes or baseload electricity generation.
Supporting a fair and just transition
Advanced deep geothermal solutions can radically transform our energy future.
The heat of the Earth is accessible everywhere and thus holds the promises of energy independence.
Unlike solar and wind, geothermal is always available, has low critical material intensity and land use.
Its infrastructures resist extreme weather events and it has been shown to create more jobs than any other renewable energy.
Deep geothermal is poised to fundamentally reshape the energy landscape, supporting energy independence, security and resilience.