Low Carbon Heating Solutions: Geothermal Systems and Mine Water Heat Recovery

As the UK accelerates toward net-zero, geothermal energy is emerging as one of the most reliable and untapped sources of low-carbon heat. Across Northern England and Northern Ireland, untapped subsurface resources present a major opportunity to deliver low-carbon heat at scale.

Join us for an insightful webinar exploring how geothermal energy can support the region’s clean energy future.

By attending you’ll hear about:

The geothermal potential beneath our feet, including aquifers and historic coalfields, How mine-water heat is being repurposed as a sustainable energy source, The role of geoscience, engineering, and innovation in unlocking these resources, Real-world case studies demonstrating low-carbon heating in action, How the Mining Remediation Authority is enabling access to data and infrastructure, Emerging opportunities for early-career professionals in this growing sector

Speakers include: 

• Conor Lydon, Director, Head of Groundwater & Geothermal, Tetra Tech

• Gareth Farr, Head of Heat and By Product Innovation, Mining Remediation Authority

• Tommy Walker, Principal Engineering Geologist, Tetra Tech

Who should attend?

Early career professionals in the North of England and Northern Ireland who are interested in low carbon energy, innovation within engineering and consultancy.

Industry professionals including geology/hydrogeology professionals, energy consultants, planning consultants, geo-environmental, civil/structural and mechanical/electrical engineers, sustainability working groups/consultants and anyone committed to broadening their knowledge in geoscience and energy production development.