Did you know that 51% of properties in Scotland are located on coalfields? But what about the remaining 49%? That’s where the Mining Remediation Authority comes in, offering peace of mind well after completion.
Six months after launch, the UK’s first mine water heat Living Laboratory is revealing exciting insights into what lies beneath our feet, helping to accelerate the safe and sustainable use of mine water as a clean heat source.
New study shows 87% of coalfield boreholes succeed, busting myths around drilling risks and boosting confidence in mine water heat for green energy.
Wales' first commercial mine water heat scheme goes live in Ammanford to provide low-carbon heat to a nearby industrial site.
The Mining Remediation Authority is thrilled to announce the launch of the innovative Gateshead mine water heat ‘Living Laboratory’, a […]
In the early hours of 25 September 2021 we were notified of a serious incident at Saltcoats in Ayrshire requiring the evacuation of eight households which were subsiding.
In November 2018, we were notified of a serious incident in Workington, Cumbria where a large hole had opened up in a living room floor. Since then we have worked closely with partners and the community to support those affected.
The Coal Authority today changes its name to the Mining Remediation Authority. This better reflects the organisation's 24/7 role to manage the effects of historical mining in England Scotland and Wales.
The Coal Authority is changing its name to the Mining Remediation Authority. This better reflects the organisation's 24/7 role to manage the effects of historical mining in England Scotland and Wales.
