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Experts explore potential of untapped geothermal potential at Free South East Science Festival Event tonight
The action-packed South East Science Festival continues in Waterford and members of the public are invited to register for free now to attend what promises to be an enthralling discussion on how we tap into the heat lying beneath Ireland’s surface.
‘Harnessing Earth’s Heat: A Dialogue on Ireland’s Geothermal Potential’ at Ardkeen Library tonight,Tuesday, November 14, at 7pm will feature geologists and geothermal energy experts, Dr Sarah Blake and Hannah Vance Cronin.
Dr Sheila DoneganThe duo will explore the untapped geothermal potential lying beneath Ireland’s surface and the pivotal role heat pumps can play in leveraging this renewable energy source.
CALMAST’s Dr Sheila Donegan said:
“This will be an engaging discussion that unveils the science behind geothermal energy; the benefits of integrating heat pumps into our daily lives, and how to see if your home or business could use geothermal as a heating solution.”
Entry is free but pre-booking is essential on www.calmast.ie
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