Eden Project – OnSite
The Eden Project is a world-famous visitor attraction in Cornwall.
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Reducing the carbon footprint of commercial and industrial buildings
The commercial world is currently facing numerous pressures to meet decarbonisation objectives; from Government targets to a Net-Zero future, the challenges are real. But how do you know which solution is right for your needs?
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of UK homes, equalling around 24.5 million houses, are heated by natural gas.
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of UK carbon emissions come from generating heating and hot water in our homes and businesses.
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Eden Project – OnSite
The Eden Project is a world-famous visitor attraction in Cornwall. It is located in a ‘hot rocks’ area; therefore, they have been able to tap into deep geothermal heat wells over 5km below the ground’s surface. The fluid pumped from the ground is around 100°C. This is used to create electricity, heating and hot water for buildings. See the webpage here for more info on the geothermal project.
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