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Sunderland City Council, GB evaluates conversion of closed coal mine into a clean energy source

Sunderland City Council, GB Clean Energy Closed Coal Mine

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A one-year pilot will determine the viability of geothermal energy use by homes and businesses near the Stadium of Light. The test area includes the Wearmouth Colliery mine closed in 1993. Two boreholes drilled into the mine provide access to naturally heated water for potential use in heating and cooling networks. Sunderland City Council received $2.2 million from the Green Heat Networks Fund Transition Scheme in its continued efforts at carbon-neutral operations.

Energy Solutions Utilities Pilot / POC

Sunderland City Council, GB

Metropolitan council in England

United Kingdom

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UK council: disused coal mine heating project - Mining Technology

A council in the east of the UK has supported a geothermal project to provide heating from disused coal mines.

Geothermal energy: Sunderland mine scheme moves forward - BBC News

Test drilling near the Stadium of Light will explore the viability of harnessing geothermal energy.

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