Album of location Insheim in Rhineland-Palatinate,Germany
Civil engineering/excavation work for the pipeline route connecting the first drilling site at Schleidberg to the second site at Trappelberg—part of Vulcan Energy’s "Lionheart" project—intended for the future climate-neutral heat supply for the city of Landau, as well as lithium extraction and electricity generation via an ORC plant in Insheim in the state Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany
 

Civil engineering/excavation work for the pipeline route connecting the first drilling site at Schleidberg to the second site at Trappelberg—part of Vulcan Energy’s "Lionheart" project—intended for the future climate-neutral heat supply for the city of Landau, as well as lithium extraction and electricity generation via an ORC plant in Insheim in the state Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany taken on 10/12/2026 Image-No: 159868 Resolution of the orignal 5747 x 3831 px

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Earthworks for the route between the first drilling site on the Schleidberg and the second drilling site on the Trappelberg of Vulcan Energy's Lionheart project for the future climate-neutral heat supply of the city of Landau, as well as lithium extraction and electricity production through an ORC plant in Insheim in the state Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany
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