Thanks to advances in technology, geothermal electricity can now be harnessed in many parts of Europe. These are the findings of a new study by the think tank Ember, which was published on Monday 9 February.
It stresses that the “next-generation” of geothermal energy has made it possible to extend the range of geological contexts suitable for the production of geothermal energy, aimed at exploiting the natural heat of the subsoil. These new techniques involve accessing underground heat...