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Granite beneath Aberdeen could be used to heat city's buildings
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Granite beneath Aberdeen could be used to heat city's buildings
Shutterstock HEAT generated by granite beneath Aberdeen could be used to heat properties across the city. The University of Aberdeen has secured a £1 million public grant for a geothermal feasibility pilot study in a bid to unlock the ‘heat beneath our feet’ in the Granite City. Funded by UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) and led by the university, subject to planning consent the project will see an instrumented borehole drilled to a depth of ov…
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