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Canadian Village Taps Abandoned Coal Mines for Clean Geothermal Energy

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Canada's village of Cumberland has began using abandoned coal mines to supply clean geothermal heating and cooling for homes and businesses.

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Canadian village taps abandoned coal mines for clean geothermal energy

Canada's village of Cumberland has began using abandoned coal mines to supply clean geothermal heating and cooling for homes and businesses.

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Water From Abandoned Mines Should Heat Houses in the Wartburg District

Constantly nine degrees of hot pit water from a closed mine could serve as a heat source for a local heating network in the Wartburgkreis. A feasibility study sees enough heat energy for 200 buildings.

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mdr.de broke the news in on Tuesday, November 25, 2025.
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