Next Generation Geothermal Energy
Sector: Solar • Location: United States
Source: The Cool Down
A new analysis from the International Energy Agency highlights the potential of geothermal energy as a sustainable energy source, suggesting it could surpass wind power and become the second-largest source of renewable energy after solar. The report emphasizes advancements in drilling technology and new financing models that could unlock significant geothermal capacity in the U.S.
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Description | A new analysis from the International Energy Agency highlights the potential of geothermal energy as a sustainable energy source, suggesting it could surpass wind power and become the second-largest source of renewable energy after solar. The report emphasizes advancements in drilling technology and new financing models that could unlock significant geothermal capacity in the U.S. |
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