03/01/2019at 13:35

Danish company buys stake in geothermal exploration

The Dutch registered company that in 2018 won permission to explore and utilize geothermal heat on two Danish islands has now sold 40 percent of its license to a domestic company.

BY OLE ANDERSEN

Yet another company is in the process of joining the search for warm water in subterranean Denmark in order to supply district heating customers.

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