News tagged borehole
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Decision due on where to start deep borehole investigations for nuclear waste facility
The choice of where to start deep borehole investigations for a geological disposal facility (GDF) is expected to have been made, according to a letter from the government to the project’s manager. The post Decision due on where to start deep borehole investigations for nuclear waste facility appeared first on New Civil Engineer.
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Mining Remediation Authority to procure £46m borehole framework
The Mining Remediation Authority has announced plans to establish a £46.3m framework for borehole construction and testing works across the UK to support legacy coal mine remediation. The planned procurement is scheduled to launch in summer 2025, with the four-year framework expected to run from… The post Mining Remediation Authority to procure £46m borehole framework appeared first on Construction News.
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84m deep borehole excavated under Palace of Westminster for geological surveys
An 84m deep borehole has been excavated under the Palace of Westminster as part of geological surveys done to assess ground conditions as part of early works on its long-term restoration. The post 84m deep borehole excavated under Palace of Westminster for geological surveys appeared first on New Civil Engineer.
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Mace completes first borehole for ground source heat pump system in City of London scheme
The first geothermal borehole has been completed for a ground source heat pump system in the the City of London's Salisbury Square scheme. The post Mace completes first borehole for ground source heat pump system in City of London scheme appeared first on New Civil Engineer.
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First deep borehole completed for Salisbury Square scheme
The first of more than sixty 240-metre-deep geothermal boreholes has been completed on the Salisbury Square development in the City of London. According to the City of London Corporation, the Salisbury Square scheme – which has an estimated value of £596m – is the first… The post First deep borehole completed for Salisbury Square scheme appeared first on Construction News.
Resources tagged borehole
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Fully Charged Show - Geothermal Can TRANSFORM Dirty Coal Mines into Clean Energy Hotbeds, 23032023
Geothermal energy is abundant, continuous and often untapped. In this episode the "Fully Charged Show" look at how this clean energy source could provide 100% of the UK's heating needs. Dr Helen Czerski went to Newcastle Upon Tyne to see one massive bore hole and to Gateshead to find out how coal mines could be transformed into renewable energy infrastructure
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Geothermal energy could be potentially transformational for our power grids. But it could also be used for domestic heating. The technology is called a Ground Source Heat Pump. They've been around for a while but they are growing very quickly in popularity and may prove to be one of the lynch pins in helping us get to carbon neutrality by 2050
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