Gareth Farr
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I’m no longer using this account from now on I’m over at https://t.co/05QT8k9pOh
Joined August 2009
Great news: ‘In Gateshead, an extension to an existing heat network funded in Round 3 of HNIP will connect an additional 1,250 new homes using geothermal heat from a mine water heat pump.’ Read more below
We’re delighted to announce the final 3 projects that have secured #HNIP funding! A total of £9.8m will be shared between #HeatNetworks in Gateshead, East London and North London – each project will use innovative #LowCarbon heat sources. Press release: https://t.co/BNfCVozeOy
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Today we mark 58 years since the Aberfan disaster - one of the bleakest days in our history. We will never forget those who lost their lives, most of them children. The strength shown by the community who faced the unimaginable continues to be a shining example to us all.
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In Northern England’s Gateshead, the very coal mines that once produced millions of tons of the most polluting fossil fuel are now providing low-emissions heating. Gareth Farr from the Coal Authority discusses how mine water heating could become a future green asset
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Our second newest recruit to the team Dr Rebecca Chambers talking about why she loves working on mine water heat R&D #WorldGeothermalDay
On #WorldGeothermalDay, as we celebrate the power of mine water heat geothermal energy in building a sustainable future, we’re excited to introduce our latest recruit to the #MineWaterHeat team. #GeothermalEnergy
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I'm moving to Scotland in early 2025 (Glasgow-Edinburgh-Stirling). If anyone hears of any jobs that might suit a microbial ecologist/geomicrobiologist/environmental scientist/geobiotechnologist/ environmental microbiologist, do let me know!
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Re-use of the UK's coal mine water resource is increasing in scale. Read our paper to understand how we can demonstrate early insights into measuring & monitoring heat-flow processes to provide an evidence base for UK geothermal research. https://t.co/VAUwhPp1Mj
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New community launched to support effective management of the subsurface. 'Future of the Subsurface Community of Interest' aims to increase knowledge exchange on subsurface issues between interested parties involved in subsurface policy and planning. https://t.co/5q4UxBaWgK
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The first Project Partnership at the UK Geoenergy Observatory in Glasgow has been successfully completed. BGS, @KensaContracts, @fifecollege and @Town_Rock quantified key mine water heat parameters at the Cuningar Loop site. #UKgeoenergy
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New Foresight report on the future of the subsurface. To read the report, click the link below! https://t.co/Bej9gTfUFe
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Beautiful walk around Margam park and finally got to see the hydropower scheme - the water wheel is called ‘Delyth’ I even got a badge. Produces enough for whole park but has been waiting for spare part since may - so no low carbon electricity since then 🤦
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Another gem from Dave Banks - fascinating stuff including mention of the use of the Worlds first ground source heat pump in Swansea 1862 - want to know more......
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Hellfire Exploration: the origins of ground source heat in early mining technology
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In #Cumbria, approval for the UK's first #coal mine in 30 years has been turned down. But in #Wales, a potential new use of existing underground mines could see #Welsh homes benefitting from #RenewableEnergy. We hear from @CoalAuthority. Listen 🎧:
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Mine water heat in Wales and Gateshead from 20 minutes - watch it here
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News and weather from BBC Wales.
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