Denver Bathhouse to Utilize Geothermal Energy
The owners of Coba, a proposed bathhouse in Denver, plan to harness heat from 800 feet underground using geothermal wells and have secured a $500,000 tax credit.
The Coba team currently operates a mobile sauna, Cobacita, on the future bathhouse site in the La Alma neighborhood, offering a preview of their wellness concept.
- A custom-built trailer with a wood-burning stove and benches for 16 people
- Cold plunge pools for reducing inflammation and relaxation
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Author's summary: Coba bathhouse plans to use geothermal energy in Denver.
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