Making geothermal investible in Ireland – An interview with Rory Dunphy
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Ireland is not a country typically associated with geothermal energy. It has no active volcanism, no established deep geothermal industry, and has a relatively small market for geothermal heating and cooling. Yet, there is an opportunity for Ireland to become a model for deploying geothermal in a region that is not traditionally considered a fit for geothermal.
The country has one of Europe’s most fossil-fuel-dependent heating sectors, growing pressure on its electricity grid, ambitious decarbon
The country has one of Europe’s most fossil-fuel-dependent heating sectors, growing pressure on its electricity grid, ambitious decarbon
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