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Szeged, a city in southern Hungary, has launched the EU's largest municipal geothermal heating system. The innovative project, worth nearly $80 million, replaces natural gas heating with clean energy, reducing emissions and offering a sustainable energy solution to thousands of residents and public buildings.
"The district heating was based on fossil fuels, mainly natural gas from Russia," says Tamas Medgyes, chief operations manager at the District Heating Company of Szeged. "This gas traveled a long way, and it's not environmentally positive to use that much gas. We wanted to cut those emissions."
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