Geothermal energy - Stocks, research, utilization

The publication recommends the benefits of geothermal energy for consideration. Geothermal energy, and the energy contained in thermal water, is "locally produced", can be produced sustainably within certain limits, and may in part replace the use of more expensive conventional forms of energy. The relatively higher investment costs of a geothermal project are offset by the lower cost of operation and the "green fuel" for energy production, which is not negligible due to the reduction in greenhouse gas emissions. The book is written primarily for the next generation, college students, and can be used in education in many of the relevant fields of higher education. For professionals in the professional field of geothermal energy, the novelties that can be read from the collected literature can be an attraction. The book may be of interest to high school teachers, but lay people interested in the topic can also rotate it and get answers to their questions. Last but not least, we are confident that the book will not escape the attention of decision makers either. The author, Dr. Judit Szőnyi, hydrogeologist, is an associate professor at Eötvös Loránd University, graduated from Eötvös Loránd University in 1986, and obtained a PhD in 1997. He is responsible for hydrogeological and environmental geology. In addition to the analysis of the vulnerability of groundwater, his research focuses on the movement of liquids in sedimentary basins and the analysis of related material and energy transport.