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Geothermal initiative could yield ISK 8 billion in benefits

The Ministry of the Environment, Energy, and Climate plans to invest up to ISK 1 billion in subsidies from 2025 to 2028 to support geothermal energy exploration and utilization

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Will ISK invest 1 billion in geothermal energy?

The Ministry of the Environment, Energy, and Climate plans to invest up to ISK 1 billion in subsidies from 2025 to 2028 to support geothermal energy exploration and utilization in areas where electricity and oil are currently used for heating.

Is geothermal heating a good idea in Iceland?

Jóhannsson highlighted Iceland’s unique position, with over 90% of households already benefiting from geothermal heating. However, nearly 10% of homes still rely on costly and inefficient heating methods. “This disparity is unfair and needs to be addressed swiftly.

What is the ISK 1 billion investment?

The government’s ISK 1 billion investment is a strategic decision aimed at tackling multiple challenges at once, Jóhannsson explained. “This is a significant amount of money, and allocating it to this initiative over others is a deeply political decision.

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