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12:56 Introduction to low temperature geothermal… Introduction to low temperature geothermal resources - types, uses, and their role in the energy transition	Introduction to low temperature geothermal resources - types, uses, and their role in the energy transition 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… open educational resource geothermal energy renewable energy net zero decarbonising the built environment heating heat energy resources temperature systems water resource transition mine fluid pumps extent scale degrees depth earth types potential ground From Gus Fraser Harris 0 likes 15 plays 0 Publisher Gus Fraser-Harris Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Share A Like Language English Date Created June 1st, 2022 Retain Source File Yes

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Introduction to low temperature geothermal…

Introduction to low temperature geothermal resources - types, uses, and their role in the energy transition

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…

From Gus Fraser Harris 0 likes 15 plays 0

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Gus Fraser-Harris

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English

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June 1st, 2022

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