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Headlines this week about US and China goals to triple renewable deployment globally by 2030. With nuclear stumbling, it's never been more clear that any zero carbon scenario requires a LOT of wind and solar. Solar is easiest to build, but as a new report makes clear, a balance of generation makes most sense. Bloomberg…

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Vanessa Nakate may be the world’s most famous African climate activist but if you know her name, it’s probably because of her absence. In 2020, the Associated Press organized a group photo of Nakate and four other young women in Davos, Switzerland. But when the photo was published, there was Greta Thunberg alongside three other white women — Vanessa was nowhere to be seen,

Geothermal energy has until now been constrained to areas with special geological conditions where the earth’s heat is close to the surface. Today, closed-loop technologies make geothermal accessible almost anywhere in the world, opening up new prospects for mass-scale deployment.

The Eavor Loop, by Eavor Technologies, is a new approach to harnessing geothermal energy for electricity. It’s a scalable closed-loop system currently being piloted in Alberta, Canada, that enables us to generate consistent, unlimited clean electricity from the heat emanating from the Earth’s core. Experts call it a total game-changer for renewable energy because it allows us to use the endless energy right beneath our feet. As I explained in a previous article: You could think of the syste...

Energy Transition On the drawing board: the set-up of the Eavor-Lite pilot project in Canada, demonstrating the basic principles of the Eavor-Loop solution Photo: EAVOR BP and Chevron become part-owners of deep-geothermal innovator Eavor Canadian start-up attracts US$40 million of new funding from six strategic partners that will help support commercialisation of its technology 16 February 2021 9:38 GMT Updated  17 February 2021 9:43 GMT in  London Oil giants BP and Chevron hav...

Posted on January 23, 2021 | Views: 984 cwebb2021-01-22T16:23:20-08:00 by Jim Robbins: Aided by advances in deep-drilling technology for fracking, engineers are developing new methods of tapping into the earth’s limitless underground supplies of heat and steam… But the costs of accessing deep geothermal energy are high, and initial government support will be crucial. river of hot water flows some 3,000 feet beneath Boise, Idaho. And since 1983 the city has been using that water to...

Can Geothermal Power Play a Key Role in the Energy Transition? Aided by advances in deep-drilling technology for fracking, engineers are developing new methods of tapping into the earth’s limitless underground supplies of heat and steam. But the costs of accessing deep geothermal energy are high, and initial government support will be crucial. A river of hot water flows some 3,000 feet beneath Boise, Idaho. And since 1983 the city has been using that water to directly heat homes, businesses, ...