Veegeo, founded by Floris Veeger in 2012, provides technical advise and support for geothermal projects. As strategic partner and technical advisor Veegeo was part of several of the pioneering geothermal operations in the Netherlands. After these projects were realised, Veegeo stayed on to provide geothermal well production support (e.g., Aardwarmte Vierpolders and Nature’s Heat). Furthermore, Veegeo was part of the team that, for the first time in the Netherlands, drilled to 4 km depth for geothermal exploration (Trias Westland I), or provides urban district heating (Haagse Aardwarmte Leyweg).
At present we have expanded to a dynamic team of young and experienced subsurface specialists that contribute to the development of a robust geothermal industry in the Netherlands. Our team thrives to make the difference, is proactive, and does not shy away from innovative projects such as the first GRE-tubing/-lining for geothermal energy. We are determined to support our customers and colleagues with thorough field-analyses and precise advise. Read more about the variety of services we provide.
Last June 2022 we entered a new and exciting phase for our team with the merger with Sproule. Sproule is a leading consultancy firm based in Calgary, Canada, providing deep technical expertise and commercial insight across the entire energy value chain. Sproule has a 70-year legacy of driving value for clients through independent, expert technical, operational and commercial analysis. Together with their Reservoir Services (Reservoir Characterization and Certification), Energy Advisory (Transactional Advisory and Carbon Management) and Asset Management business units, our Geothermal team is now strengthened to leverage strategic and technical support based on a cross-disciplinary approach across operational, technical, and commercial drivers.
Early 2023 Sproule acquired SGS Subsurface Consultancy. This team of seasoned subsurface specialists (Geophysists, Geoscientists, Reservoir Engineers, en Geomodelers) has been fully integrated with the Geothermal and Reservoir Services teams. Since last April the complete Veegeo Sproule team has moved into the old SGS office in Voorburg, to further improve effective collaboration within the different disciplines.