'Why go to Iceland?' Drilling at Cornish pool hopes to heat up geothermal energy sector
Part of the Jubilee Pool in Penzance is to be heated using genthermal energy drawn from a 1.4kn deep well
Swimmers in Cornwall could soon see one of their favourite outdoor pools heated using energy from deep below ground, as part of a pioneering geothermal energy project that developers hope will one day...
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