At the end of March, an additional 44 kW PV system was installed on the roof of our company building. This allows us to utilise the entire roof area to more than double our previous production of electricity from the sun. We are proud to be making our contribution towards a low-carbon future.
Come and see us at Oceanology International 2024 in London!
We kindly invite you to visit us at Oceanology International in London from 12th to 14th of March 2024. Visit our booth K250 and learn about our geothermal heat flow services, temperature models, software development offerings and much more...
We are excited to meet you there!
https://www.oceanologyinternational.com/
FIELAX’s attendance at the OI is financially supported by the EFRE (European Fund for Regional Development).
Seasons Greetings
We would like to wish all customers and friends of FIELAX a reflective Christmas season and all the best for 2024. At the end of the year we are happy to be able to donate again to the Afghan Women's Association (https://www.afghanischer-frauenverein.de/). FIELAX closes over the New Year on 20.12.2023 and will be available as usual no later than 08.01.2024.
New publication on the variability of thermal conductivities
As part of the project "WEGNordOst", which is funded by the state of Bremen within the framework of the state program "Promotion of Research, Development and Innovation" (FEI) of the Senator for Economics, Labor and Europe of the Free Hanseatic City of Bremen, we have published some of the results together with our cooperation partners from the University of Bremen and the University of Kiel. The publication is available at: https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11001-023-09531-2 and describes the sediment temperatures and thermal conductivities of coastal sediments in the German part of the Baltic Sea / Eckernförde Bay.
FIELAX staff at the North Pole
FIELAX is currently supporting with a colleague on the research expedition ArcWatch-1 with the FS Polarstern in the collection and processing of a wide variety of data.
The picture shows Frederic Tardeck at the North Pole. More about the research trip can be found at: https://follow-polarstern.awi.de/