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Gateshead wine merchant uses heat from a flooded coalmine to regulate warehouse temperatures
Lanchester Wines has spent eight years using geothermal energy from a disused coalmine to maintain stable storage conditions for its stock. By extracting heat from the flooded shafts, the company has reduced its reliance on fossil fuels and lowered heating costs, offering a practical model for how the UK's thousands of abandoned mines could be repurposed.
Source: Guardian Env
Tyne And Wear
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