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Initial results positive for geothermal heating project in Munster, Germany

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Initial results positive for geothermal heating project in Munster, Germany
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Initial work on the deep geothermal heating project in Munster in Lower Saxony, Germany has yield positive results, with thermal waters at 154 ºC encountered at a targeted section of the borehole. Preliminary evaluation indicates that commercial utilization is realistic, but the findings will be assessed with experts before the succeeding steps are decided.
The geothermal project in Munster is being executed by Heide-Geo GmbH, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Stadtwerke Munster-Bispingen GmbH. In 20

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