We work towards improving and expanding scientific knowledge on geothermal resources in Chile
We work towards improving and expanding scientific knowledge on geothermal resources in Chile
We work towards improving and expanding scientific knowledge on geothermal resources in Chile
(Español) Investigadores CEGA ganan Fondecyt 2022 para proyectos de investigación en Ciencias de la Tierra
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(Español) CEGA se adjudica primer proyecto para uso de geotermia somera en el norte de Chile
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About Us
CEGA is a Fondap-Conicyt project that began operations during the first half of 2011. CEGA comprises a team of researchers from the Faculty of Physical and Mathematical Sciences at the University of Chile, with scientists from the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile and other international institutions. Its five main research fields are: Heat Sources; Fluid and Isotopic Geochemistry; Heat-Fluid-Rock Interaction; Structural Controls and Geophysics; Reservoir architecture and Modelling.
Mission
At the Andean Geothermal Center of Excellence we work to generate and improve geothermal knowledge in Chile. Our mission is to develop geothermal energy as a sustainable, environmentally friendly and economically competitive resource in order to contribute to the energy requirements in Chile and the Andean countries.
History
The Andean Geothermal Center of Excellence (CEGA) is funded by CONICYT FONDAP Program. CEGA is located at the School of Physical and Mathematical Sciences of the University of Chile and comprises a team of researchers from the University of Chile, along with scientists from the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile and other international institutions.
After the first five-year period (2011-2015), CEGA obtained FONDAP Program funds to continue operations for five years more (2016-2020). In this new stage, we will focus our efforts in the following goals:
- Establish a comprehensive geological model for the Andean geothermal systems.
- Form highly trained professionals in basic and applied research in geothermal energy.
- Promote national and international networking with other world-class research centers.
- Increase public awareness and promote geothermal as a renewable, clean and alternative energy.
- Incorporate applied sciences and engineering.
Our Team
José Miguel Cembrano
jcembrano@ing.puc.cl
Sara Elgueta
saelgueta@ing.puc.cl / selgueta11@gmail.com
Sofia Vargas
sofiavargas@fcfm.uchile.cl
Benigno Godoy
bgodoyn@gmail.com
Juvenal Letelier
juvesrocks.es@gmail.com
(Español) Pablo Sánchez-Alfaro
(Español) pablo.sanchez@uach.cl
(Español) Jorge Crempien De La Carrera
(Español) jocrempiend@ing.puc.cl
(Español) John Browning
(Español) jbrowning@ing.puc.cl
(Español) Patricia Larrea
plarrea@ing.uchile.cl
(Español) Rurik Romero
(Español) rurikrom@gmail.com
Karin Garcia
(Español) kgarcia@ing.uchile.cl
Esteban Mico
(Español) esteban.micco.h@gmail.com
(Español) Santiago Maza
santiagomaz@gmail.com
Cecilia Ibarra
cecilia.ibarrachile@gmail.com
Alida Perez-Fodich
(Español) aliperez@uchile.cl
(Español) Christian Betancourt
(Español) chris.betanco@gmail.com
José Tomás Ovalle
jtomas.ovalle@gmail.com
Italo Payacán
ipayacan@gmail.com
Pablo Molina
pablogmc@gmail.com
Camila Pineda
camilap@ug.uchile.cl
Estefanía Camus
estefaniacamus@gmail.com
Tomás Roquer
teroquer@uc.cl
Marcela Pizarro
mconsuelo.pp@gmail.com
David Calisto
dcalisto@ing.uchile.cl
(Español) Juan Patricio Alarcón
(Español) juan.alarcons@usach.cl
About geothermal energy
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