Mine water scheme provides heat to Welsh industrial site

Stuart Stone
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Credit: The Mining Remediation Authority

Untapped heat from Welsh mine water treatment scheme to provide low-carbon heat for neighbouring business

Water from a disused mine is providing an industrial site in Wales with low-carbon heat for the first time, as part of broader efforts to harness the country's "industrial heritage" to provide a range...

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