Composite Tubes Enable Geothermal Energy Storage

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July 30, 2025

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Global composites manufacturer Exel Composites has completed a R&D project with geothermal technology expert QHeat to provide composite tubes to store excess heat energy at the Lounavoima waste incineration plant in Salo, Finland.

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