GEO-NET Umweltconsulting GmbH

About GEO-NET Umweltconsulting GmbH

GEO-NET is an interdisciplinary and technology-oriented company concentrating on Renewable Energies, Environmental Meteorology and Environmental Planning. Project developments and detailed analyses have been carried out since 1996. GEO-NET is a consultant for industry, banks and associations as well as for public contractors. Thorsten Frey and Peter Trute set up the company in 1996 out of their joint activity in climate ecology at the Institute of Physical Geography and Landscape Ecology at the University of Hanover. The interest for environmental meteorology and environmental planning led the way to the subject of renewable energy, especially wind energy. Meanwhile, GEO-NET consists of a close networking team of >90 experts and engineers (meteorologists, geographers and planners). Between the University of Hanover and GEO-NET is a close cooperation in research and praxis. Together with Prof. Dr. Günter Groß from the Institute of Meteorology and Climatology at the University of Hanover, the mesoscale model FITNAH-3D was invented and optimized for the calculation of wind fields and climatic parameters. The services of GEO-NET range within the top issues environment and climate protection. In this regard, wind energy has an outstanding part – in an increasingly worldwide context. With more than 6000 projects in more than 50 countries worldwide, GEO-NET shows its long time and global experience in wind and energy yield assessments, wind atlases and wind measurements with LiDAR and masts. We have also a 200m mast for LiDAR performance verifications near Hanover. The rising air pollution and human-bioclimatical impact demands conceptions for a sustainable urban development, adjusted to the climatical and aerial situation. Detailed problem and process-oriented air and climate analysis provide the relevant information in consideration of planning processes. https://www.geo-net.de/de/footer/impressum.html https://www.geo-net.de/en/footer/privacy-policy.html