Did you know?

Stargard

ranks second in Poland

and seventh in
continental Europe

for its unique geothermal energy resources.

Pride and scale most cities in the world can only dream of!

Our own local source of heat.

Stargard Geothermal

Get the facts.

Stable renewable energy in Stargard

Wind turbines need strong wind, solar panels need sunshine, and biomass needs a cheap, steady supply chain. Geothermal energy has none of these limitations. It is clean energy flowing from deep underground, completely independent of the weather or the season. It delivers steady heat 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, guaranteeing the city full security of supply.

Our city sits on a genuine underground treasure that puts Stargard at the top of national rankings. We use this potential on a scale unmatched anywhere else in Poland. See the numbers that speak for themselves.

The SPF (seasonal performance factor) shows how many units of heat we get from one unit of electricity. A domestic heat pump (air-source or ground-source) typically achieves between 3 and 5. Ours is 41, because the water beneath Stargard is already at 90°C. We need electricity almost exclusively to pump it, not to heat it.

90°C
the highest thermal water temperature among operating geothermal plants in Poland
SPF=41
that's how efficiently we turn electricity into heat
60%
a very high share of the city's heat demand covered
37%
of Poland's geothermal heat production

Stargard Geothermal

is the 2nd largest geothermal plant in Poland

7th in the European Union

14th in Europe

Geothermal in Stargard

Stargard – even more reasons to be proud…

Miniatura Mapy Zasobów Geotermalnych
An interactive map of Poland's geothermal potential at a depth of 2,000 m below ground level. A unique visualisation (a so-called “heat map”) built from dynamic hexagonal cells with a radius of approx. 3 km. The map features many significant installations and examples of geothermal technology in use across the country.
Diorama- centrum Stargardu
Discover how geothermal energy works, presented and explained on an interactive diorama of our city. Alongside technical explanations and animated processes, you'll find Stargard's landmark monuments and glimpses of everyday life in the city.
Stargard's heat comes from two producers and reaches homes through a single network. See how much it costs to produce heat from geothermal energy versus coal, and what share of the bill goes to distribution. The actual figures show what residents pay for, and to whom.