Iceland drills wells up to 1,600 metres into hot volcanic rock, pumps cold water down, and brings it back up as steam and superheated water. The steam spins turbines to generate electricity, while the heat warms water piped into homes. About 9 in 10 Icelandic homes are heated this way, with no fuel burned.
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