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As part of their documentary covering Iceland’s use of geothermal energy, the team with Energy Live News visited a greenhouse just north of the capital Reykjavík that’s using the heat from under the ground to grow some crazy things.
Bananas, paprika, peppers, and oranges all growing in temperatures of around 4°C – it’s not possible, is it?