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Last month, three municipalities and an intermunicipal syndicate launched plans for geothermal heating in mid February 2022. The local public company will orchestrate the implementation of a geothermal district heating network, as beneficial to the planet as to the purchasing power of its beneficiaries, as the elected officials have pointed out. The municipalities are situated in the North/ Northeast of Paris.
Geothermal energy allows heating by drawing water whose temperature varies between 60 and 80 degrees C, exploiting the energy of the Dogger, located between 1,500 and 2,000 m deep. Renewable, carbon-free energy since the water thus drilled is then returned to the groundwater from which it comes. And, last but not least, geothermal energy reduces household energy bills estimated at 25%.
Bertrand Kern, Lionel Benharous and Laurent Baron, respectively mayors of Pantin, Lilas and Pré Saint-Gervais (Seine-Saint-Denis), just like Jacques JP Martin, the president of the Intermunicipal Syndicate of the Parisian periphery for energies and communication networks (Sipperec), did not fail to emphasize that this initiative was as good for the planet as for its direct beneficiaries. At a time when the ecological transition is essential and when the cost of energy is exploding.
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