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Geothermal heating project in Bad Bevensen, Germany secures federal funding

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Geothermal heating project in Bad Bevensen, Germany secures federal funding
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Berlin-based NULLCOZWEI GmbH has secured a commitment of EUR 200,000 of federal funding to support the planned geothermal heating project in Bad Bevensen, Germany. This funding will go towards the exploration phase of the project, which aims to tap geothermal waters at 3400 meters depth for district heating supply by 2029.
The initial proposal for the geothermal heating project in Bad Bevensen was for it to be developed under municipal ownership, but the project was ultimately struck down by the

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