Iceland: An abundance of hydro and geothermal energy
Stationary energy use in Iceland is virtually free of fossil fuels, thanks to Iceland's abundant sources of hydro and geothermal energy.
VOLCANIC. Geothermal energy is playing a large role as an energy source in Iceland. (Photo: Visiticeland.com)
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