Geothermal projects share £1.1m prize

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Three projects selected to explore viability of potential 'hot rocks' sites

The Department of Energy and Climate Change has today announced the winners in the second round of the government's Deep Geothermal Challenge Fund, awarding a share of £1.1m to projects run by Keele University,...

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