What's the potential of geothermal energy for Irish agriculture?

Could the required energy come from under our feet?

Geysir sometimes known as The Great Geysir, is a geyser in southwestern Iceland.

It’s more commonly associated with Iceland, the land of fire and ice, but advances in technology mean that geothermal energy can now be used in non-volcanic regions, such as Ireland.

A new Government report suggests geothermal could have significant potential for Irish farms, in processes such as heating and cooling buildings, and possibly even to produce electricity.