Project Obsidian
Sector: Geothermal • Location: Oregon, United States
Source: Energy Global
Project Obsidian is the world's first power plant using superhot geothermal energy, targeting rock temperatures greater than 300°C. The first phase consists of two geothermal well systems in Oregon, expected to produce at least 50 MW of clean, renewable electricity and be operational by 2030. The project aims to expand to 250 MW in the second phase and eventually build out to a gigawatt scale.
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Description
Description | Project Obsidian is the world's first power plant using superhot geothermal energy, targeting rock temperatures greater than 300°C. The first phase consists of two geothermal well systems in Oregon, expected to produce at least 50 MW of clean, renewable electricity and be operational by 2030. The project aims to expand to 250 MW in the second phase and eventually build out to a gigawatt scale. |
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