Deep geothermal systems enable large-scale greenhouses (10,000–500,000 m²) to operate with stable, low-cost, and climate-independent heating and cooling—critical in the UK's increasingly uncertain agricultural future.
Heat Source: Superheated water or high-temperature brine from wells 800m–3,000m deep.
Flow Rate Requirement: For a 10,000 m
Deep geothermal systems enable large-scale greenhouses (10,000–500,000 m²) to operate with stable, low-cost, and climate-independent heating and cooling—critical in the UK's increasingly uncertain agricultural future.
Heat Source: Superheated water or high-temperature brine from wells 800m–3,000m deep.
Flow Rate Requirement: For a 10,000 m² greenhouse:
~16–18 °C temperature increase.
~2–5 L/s flowrate of 50–80°C geothermal water (varies by insulation and crop type).
Carbon Benefits: 80–95% GHG savings compared to fossil-based heating. Eligible for carbon credits.
Crop Protection: Ensures root-zone heating doesn’t drop below 14–16 °C for high-value crops like tomatoes, peppers, and leafy greens—even in Northern Scotland.
✅ Ideal for investors aiming for long-term stable food-energy infrastructure.
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