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Since 2008, the Dutch city of Heerlen has used water in its flooded former coal mines to heat and cool homes, shops and offices
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Since 2008, the Dutch city of Heerlen has used water in its flooded former coal mines to heat and cool homes, shops and offices
Mine water heating is much what it sounds like. You use the warmth of water in an abandoned, flooded mine to help heat buildings. When pumping stops, groundwater can fill the tunnels. Underground rock generally gets warmer with depth, and the water absorbs that natural heat. A mine that stopped producing coal, therefore, can become […]
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