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This article is about geothermal energy. The article says it could generate more than 10% of the country's "energy" (did they mean electricity?). So it would
by Krssst 3y ago
This article is about geothermal energy.
The article says it could generate more than 10% of the country's "energy" (did they mean electricity?).
So it would definitely help a lot if exploited (disregarding potential externalities), but would be far from solving the energy/climate change problem by itself unfortunately.
- euroderf 3y agoThey should check in with Iceland. Reykjavík has unlimited hot water, which does tho does smell a bit of sulfur.