Geothermal hot water heating

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A geothermal hot water heating system is a heating system that uses the thermal energy mainly from volcanic soils for heating purposes. Such heaters are mainly found in Iceland . By using geothermal energy in Iceland , almost no house in Iceland needs a fireplace .

The use of geothermal heat is also particularly suitable in other regions , for example in parts of Baden-Württemberg .