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Meet the Renewable Energy Source Poised for Growth with the Help of the Oil Industry
01 Jan 2023 | Abstracted from Politico
"...advocates say the underground energy source has the potential to supply more than 60 gigawatts of firm, flexible power by 2050...more than 15-fold jump from the 3.7 GW of capacity it now has in USA.
"Biden administration is pushing oil and gas companies to take a serious look at incorporating geothermal projects into their business plans...bipartisan infrastructure law authorized $84 million for four enhanced geothermal systems demonstration projects."
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