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Drilling Begins for the Extension of the Water Heating Network of the Mine in Heerlen, Netherlands ThinkGeothermia - Geothermal Energy News
Drilling has begun for a new heat source that will increase the capacity of the Mijnwater heating network, which supplies the Parkstad region in the Netherlands. The new well is being drilled in Terhoevenderweg, Heerlen, at a depth of 634 meters to access an old mining well containing hot groundwater. The Mijnwater project, launched in 2004, aims to use groundwater from the abandoned mining wells in Limburg province to provide sustainable heatin…
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Drilling has begun for a new heat source that will increase the capacity of the Mijnwater heating network, which supplies the Parkstad region in the Netherlands. The new well is being drilled in Terhoevenderweg, Heerlen, at a depth of 634 meters to access an old mining well containing hot groundwater. The Mijnwater project, launched in 2004, aims to use groundwater from the abandoned mining wells in Limburg province to provide sustainable heatin…
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