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10.02.11
MD Ryan Law speaking at Ground Energy Conference Ryan will be one of the speakers at the Ground Energy conference in London. The conference looks at funding, regulating and expanding the use of ground source energy in the UK.
09.02.11
Geothermal Engineering Ltd bids for share of £1.4 billion Regional Growth Fund Geothermal Engineering Ltd, has bid for a share of the £1.4 billion Regional Growth Fund.
31.01.11
36th Stanford Geothermal Workshop Geothermal Engineering Ltd attending US geothermal event.
17.01.11
Deep Geothermal Seminar MD Ryan Law speaks at an industry seminar looking at deep geothermal development in the UK.
29.09.10
MD Ryan Law speaking at GeoPower conference Now in its second year, GeoPower Europe is the official conference of the European Geothermal Energy Council (EGEC).
03.09.10
MD Ryan Law on the Today programme Radio 4's Today programme interviews Ryan to find out more about the company's plans for Cornwall.
13.08.10
Planning permission granted for Redruth plant Geothermal Engineering Ltd has been granted planning permission to develop the UK’s first commercial geothermal power plant at their Redruth site in Cornwall.
28.07.10
MD Ryan Law selected to chair Deep Geothermal Group The Deep Geothermal Group is a part of the Renewable Energy Association (REA).
28.06.10
Geothermal project in parliament Truro and Falmouth MP Sarah Newton included Geothermal Engineering Ltd in her maiden speech to parliament today.
07.05.10
Sound demonstration held on United Downs site Geothermal Engineering Ltd hosted a sound demonstration in response to some local residents’ concerns about temporary noise levels whilst drilling.

Geothermal energy environmental benefits

Geothermal energy is extremely kind to the environment. It offers a constant, efficient supply of clean energy with minimal impact on its surroundings.

Geothermal energy is always on

Wind and solar power are effective alternative sources of energy, but they are subject to weather fluctuations and climate changes. Geothermal energy is not. It can continue to produce energy reliably 24 hours a day, seven days a week. With proper management of the water resources, the source of geothermal energy – the Earth’s heat – will be available indefinitely.

Geothermal energy is clean

Modern plants produce little or zero CO2. In addition, if the plants are cooled with air there is no visual impact from any kind of smoke or steam when the plant is operating.

Geothermal energy is quiet

You are very unlikely to hear a geothermal energy plant operating. In the same way they do not pollute the atmosphere with smoke, geothermal energy plants do not pollute the environment with sound either.

Geothermal energy is efficient

Geothermal energy plants use natural heat resources as the source of their power and can re-use the small amount of water they pump throughout the system.

Geothermal energy is... invisible!

Geothermal energy plants can readily blend into their surroundings, and sit comfortably alongside agricultural environments.The majority of the operational part of the plant is below the earth’s surface. The planned plant will only have a surface area equivalent to a detached house.

The Cornwall geothermal energy project

Geothermal Engineering is working with the Environment Agency to ensure that this geothermal engineering project in particular and geothermal energy systems in general, are based on sound environmental principles, now and into the future.

Part of this environmental awareness includes Geothermal Engineering producing an environmental assessment of the surrounding area. This means that a rigorous evaluation is made of the potential physical, biological, cultural, and socioeconomic effects of the geothermal energy development.

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