Distillery company plans for a geothermal research centre

A pioneering research centre for developing green technologies using waste heat and power from the UK’s first geothermal energy plant for heat intensive distillery processes is a step closer with outline plans at a former landfill site submitted to Cornwall Council by the Cornish Geothermal Distillery Company (CGDC).

A design by Grimshaw Architects for the outline plans for the proposed Celsius Sustainable Distillery Research Centre on the edge of the Cornwall Council-owned former landfill site at United Downs

17 March 2021
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The CGDC's proposal for a unique deep geothermal rum maturation and distillery project includes plans for a separate "Celsius - Sustainable Distillery Research Centre" on the hard edge of the former

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