Allols Geothermal Project

Surface studies and geothermal potential assessment

Project Overview

The Allols geothermal project aims to assess the geothermal potential of the site through in-depth surface studies conducted prior to any drilling phase.

Located in a high geothermal interest area, the site is subject to investigations designed to characterize geological structures and thermal fluid circulation.

This project is part of the national strategy to promote renewable energy resources and represents a key step in preparing for future geothermal developments.

Project Fact Sheet – Key Elements

  • Localisation Allols site
    Républic de Djibouti
  • Project Type
    Geothermal Project – Surface Studies
  • Role de RSDC
    Geological and geophysical studies, data analysis
  • Main Objective
    Assess the geothermal potential and prepare for future drilling phases

Role & Responsibilities of RSDC

As part of an institutional partnership bringing together competent authorities and technical partners, Red Sea Drilling Company (RSDC) was mobilized to carry out surface studies required to assess the geothermal potential of the Allols site.

RSDC’s intervention is based on a structured approach, compliant with technical, environmental, and HSE standards required for this type of project.

Assignments Entrusted to RSDC

Technical Site Reconnaissance

Field geological investigations and identification of structures favorable to geothermal fluid circulation.

Geophysical Studies and Sampling

Identification and planning of the actions required for the operational launch of the project.

Data Analysis and Interpretation

Integration of environmental, social, and HSE requirements from the planning phase onward.

Project Progress

Field activities have been carried out in accordance with the established schedule. Laboratory analyses and data processing are currently being finalized and will guide decisions related to the next phases of site development.

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