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ALT A graphic to promote the 2026 mine water energy symposium. This is a 'save the date' graphic, which gives the date as week commencing 27 April 2026, online and in person. To the right is an image of water rushing from an old mine working. At the bottom of the image at the logos for IEA Geothermal, The Mining Remediation Authority, the Department for Energy and Net Zero and BGS. The graphic is on a blue background with gold assets. A graphic to promote the 2026 mine water energy symposium. This is a 'save the date' graphic, which gives the date as week commencing 27 April 2026, online and in person. To the right is an image of water rushing from an old mine working. At the bottom of the image at the logos for IEA Geothermal, The Mining Remediation Authority, the Department for Energy and Net Zero and BGS. The graphic is on a blue background with gold accents.
ALT An example of the map explorer within the UK Geothermal Platform, with layer controls. The graphic shows an illustration of a computer screen, with a map of the UK on it, and to the left are the layer controls. Above it says in blue text 'UK geothermal platform'. The BGS logo is to the top right.
ALT An overview of geothermal energy potential for four geothermal technologies in Great Britain: Closed loop GSHP, open loop GSHP, hot sedimentary aquifer and deep geothermal, EGS granites. Contains OS data © Crown Copyright and database right 2025, data © Department for Energy Security and Net Zero, 2025, data BGS © UKRI 2025.
ALT Group of Mining Remediation Authority and Kier colleagues dressed in orange high visibility overclothes in front of an area where topsoil has been stripped ready for construction
ALT Three Mining Remediation Authority staff and a Kier colleague dressed in orange high visibility overclothes looking at an area of field where topsoil has been stripped ready for construction
ALT Group of Mining Remediation Authority and Kier colleagues dressed in orange high visibility overclothes in front of an area where topsoil has been stripped ready for construction and with a large digger and safety fencing in the background
ALT Group of Mining Remediation Authority and Kier colleagues dressed in orange high visibility overclothes in front of an area where topsoil has been stripped ready for construction. In the foreground there is a new concrete surface water drain surrounded by safety fencing
ALT A graphic inviting people to attend the online Mine Water Energy Symposium on Wednesday 7 and Thursday 8 May. The event is co-hosted by BGS, IEA Geothermal, the Mining Remediation Authority and the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero. To the left of the graphic is an image of mine water rushing from an outlet point.
ALT A graphic inviting people to attend the online Mine Water Energy Symposium on Wednesday 7 and Thursday 8 May. The event is co-hosted by BGS, IEA Geothermal, the Mining Remediation Authority and the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero. To the left of the graphic is an image of mine water rushing from an outlet point.
ALT Inspecting the mine water treatment plant.
ALT Image of coal with the text 'Government to restrict licences for new coal mines'
ALT Cefn Hengoed mine water discharge, South Wales.
ALT Michael meeting Lisa Pinney MBE Chief Executive of the Coal Authority
ALT Michael and Julia Draycon visiting a water treatment project
ALT Michael with Matthew in the archives of the coal authority
ALT Michael and Julia Draycon visiting a water treatment project
