Geothermal energy is just
volcanoes and geysers and bubbling mud, right?
Well, it’s a lot more than
that! Geothermal resources come in all shapes and sizes, or rather
temperatures. In this video I introduce very low and low temperature resources
available in many locations around the world, and show how they could have an
important role in the energy transition via a UK context.
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