In Vogtland region - Recent advancements to promote geothermal energy production.
In the area, there's heated water beneath the surface. The aim for this district is to harness this power in the future to provide heating and generate electricity. It's believed that around 80,000 people could benefit from this project. District Administrator Thomas Hennig (CDU) sees his region as a leader in this aspect in Saxony. "Scientists have given us promising results," he stated. The plan for next year involves starting preparations for deep drilling.
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The Vogtland district, located in Saxony, is pushing for alternative energy solutions, particularly geothermal energy, to reduce dependency on conventional sources. Several municipalities in the region, such as Freiberg, are actively considering this shift. The successful implementation of geothermal energy could significantly reduce carbon emissions, contributing positively to the environment. To measure the feasibility and potential impact, accurate measurements will be conducted. In Schönbrunn, solar panels and wind turbines are also being explored as alternative energy sources, demonstrating the district's comprehensive approach to sustainable energy solutions.
Source: www.stern.de
