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Time to stop this: Wells pump hot water, heat thrown away

6/15/2015

 
A geothermal pilot project is underway to prove that it's possible to generate geothermal electricity from the boiling water that comes out of the wells (ie. waste water). Project-lead Will Gosnold joins BNN to explain the technology:

Source: http://www.bnn.ca/Video/player.aspx?vid=635967

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