Finnish bedrock yields abundant geothermal energy

A deep borehole in southeastern Finland has confirmed high expectations by revealing that the region's rapakivi bedrock produces up to 30% more geothermal heat than the Finnish average. This discovery highlights the potential for geothermal energy in the area, which could contribute to Finland's renewable energy goals. The findings are significant for the country's energy sector and climate change mitigation efforts.

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