The Future of Geothermal in the UK
Affordable, Renewable, and Locally Produced Energy for a Resilient Future
The UK holds vast untapped geothermal resources capable of delivering secure, renewable heat and firm power. Project InnerSpace’s Future of Geothermal in the United Kingdom is a groundbreaking multi-disciplinary and cross-collaborative study featuring twenty authors from over ten institutions and entities across the UK, and provides a roadmap for building geothermal energy into a cornerstone of the nation’s energy system, while reducing energy bills and creating thousands of skilled jobs.
The report was undertaken in a collaboration between Project InnerSpace and authors and contributors from Newcastle University, Durham University, Imperial College, National Geothermal Centre, Net Zero Technology Centre, University of Glasgow, ARUP, Renewable Energy Association (REA), Sidley Austin, Eden Geothermal, and University of Manchester.
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Dave Banks, University of Glasgow
Charlotte Adams, National Geothermal Centre
John Clegg, Hephae Energy Technology
Lucy Cotton, Eden Geothermal
Rachael Coffey, Sidley Austin LLP
Michael Chendorain, ARUP
Gioia Falcone, University of Glasgow
Jon Gluyas, Durham University and National Geothermal Centre
Mark Griffiths, ARUP
Cathy Hollis, University of Manchester
David Horan, Sidley Austin LLP
Mark Ireland, Newcastle University
Augusta Grand, Eden Geothermal
Matthew D. Jackson, Imperial College London
Iain Martin, Net Zero Technology Centre
Peter Ledingham, Geothermal Consultant
Drew Nelson, Project InnerSpace
Tim Lines, Geothermal Wells and Project InnerSpace
Helen Doran, Project InnerSpace
Smita Satiani, Project InnerSpace
Ben Thompson, Sidley Austin LLC
Jordan Weddepohl, Arup
Dr. Michael Feliks, Renewable Energy Association
Puja Balachander, Ocean14 Capital