Feasibility Assessment for Networked Ground Source Heat Pump Systems for Heating... Tender

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Country : Tajikistan

Summary : Feasibility Assessment for Networked Ground Source Heat Pump Systems for Heating & Cooling in Tajiki

Deadline : 01 Apr 2025

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Notice Type : Tender

TOT Ref.No.: 116379971

Document Ref. No. : 0002014497

Financier : World Bank (WB)

Purchaser Ownership : Public

Tender Value : Refer Document

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Corporation (IFC) is seeking expressions of interest fromqualified consultants (firm) to develop a model for delivering a sustainable, affordable, and reliable heating and cooling system in Tajikistan using 5th GenerationNetworked Ground Source Heat Pumps (NGSHP) technology.A. Background District heating systems in Central Asia, including Tajikistan, are outdated, often gas or coal-fired, and needupgrading. Gas supplies are running low, making new gas heating systemsimpractical. This has led to unsafe, unreliable, and expensive alternativeheating methods. Regulatory and operational deficiencies further exacerbate theinefficiency of the district heating sector.Governments are initiating programs to modernize thedistrict heating sector, improve energy efficiency, and explore renewableenergy sources.Geothermal technologies range from deep geothermal forelectricity generation to shallow systems using ground source heat pumps (GHP)for heating and cooling. Shallow geothermal, deployable almost anywhere, offersefficient heating and cooling without relying on critical metals. Whenconnected on a shared thermal network, GHPs can provide even greaterefficiency. Geothermal heating is considered the most energy-efficient andenvironmentally safe by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. With about 50%of global energy used for heating and cooling, shallow geothermal systems holdsignificant potential for decarbonization. They are being scaled up in regionslike the US, EU, China, and Turkey but are less common in the Middle East andCentral Asia.In Tajikistan, the country's unique geological and climaticconditions present promising opportunities for geothermal energy systemdeployment. Characterized by its mountainous terrain and continental climate, Tajikistan is well-suited for ground source heat pump technology. Despite thenation's significant potential for shallow geothermal energy, it remainslargely untapped, offering a substantial opportunity to reduce reliance onfossil fuels an...

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