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Greenhouse Heating

Geothermal energy is a widely used method for heating greenhouses. Greenhouse heating systems vary depending on the heating technique used. The most suitable sources for greenhouse heating with geothermal energy are shallow, superficial geothermal sources with a temperature of 25-60°C. Such sources offer an economical option because their excavation, operation, pumping and maintenance costs are lower. Geothermal heating improves temperature control in greenhouses, increases plant productivity and provides environmental benefits by reducing fossil fuel consumption.

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