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Cornwall’s hot rocks could heat thousands of homes

Cornwall's hot rocks could heat thousands of homes

The Eden Project in Cornwall is drilling nearly three miles into the Earth’s crust as part of a pioneering geothermal energy project.

Scientists believe that heat contained in rocks and fluids deep underground could eventually provide up to 20% of the UK’s electricity.

Sky’s science correspondent Thomas Moore reports.

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