Paris To Heat Homes Using 135 Degree F Underground Water
I love Paris in the springtime: and the summer: and the fall: Okay, I just love Paris! One thing that even further endears that gorgeous city to me is the residents' active pursuit of the green transition. First it was a free bicycle-lending program. Now, they are actually starting to run the city on geothermal power with is 100% renewable!
Say what you want about the French, but when it comes to new alternative-energy practices, they are cutting-edge.
Implications - Hot water iwll be pumped from the underground up to ground level and distributed into residential homes for use.
The geothermal water has a temperature of 135 degrees and can be used to heat up additional water and to heat radiators.
City officials expect the project to be completed by the end of 2011.
Say what you want about the French, but when it comes to new alternative-energy practices, they are cutting-edge.
Implications - Hot water iwll be pumped from the underground up to ground level and distributed into residential homes for use.
The geothermal water has a temperature of 135 degrees and can be used to heat up additional water and to heat radiators.
City officials expect the project to be completed by the end of 2011.
