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Next-Generation Geothermal at Scale
Technological advances have enabled geothermal energy development in far more locations than previously possible. Next-generation geothermal could deliver substantial reliable, carbon-free electricity across the globe, strengthening grid stability and supporting cost-effective decarbonization. While this opportunity has sparked interest from governments and policymakers, most initiatives have fallen short due to insufficient…
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Next-Generation Geothermal at Scale: A State Action Framework
Recent innovations are unlocking geothermal energy in regions where it was once thought impossible. Next-generation geothermal has the potential to generate vast amounts of clean firm energy across the western U.S., which can support grid resilience, help meet projected growth in energy demand, and enable affordable decarbonization. Attracted by this…
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Comments to the draft Strategy for the Transformation of the Polish Heating Sector by 2040
CATF welcomes the opportunity to comment on the draft Heating Strategy. This strategy is one of the steps towards decarbonisation of Poland’s heating sector. What’s next? A technology optionality approach is essential for Poland’s heating transition. The Strategy should be backed by a clear roadmap that helps municipalities and district heating companies assess the best mix of clean heat options for their local conditions….
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Unlocking the Geothermal Energy Potential in Romania
This report from Energy Policy Group (EPG) and Clean Air Task Force assesses the current state and potential of geothermal energy in Romania.
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The Dubrovnik Geothermal Declaration
The Dubrovnik Geothermal Declaration is intended not as a symbolic statement, but as a practical policy and investment roadmap.
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Build Here: How Targeted State Investment in Geothermal Can Fill California’s Clean Firm Gap
California enjoys some of the best geologic conditions for next-generation geothermal in the nation, and private capital is ready to develop these resources – but only if development risks are lowered. Lack of understanding of the subsurface across many regions of California is one such development risk, and it is…
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Induced Seismicity and Next-Generation Geothermal
Like any emerging energy technology, next-generation geothermal must address potential challenges – one of which is induced seismicity.
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Open Letter: Europe Risks Missing The Geothermal Revolution
An open letter urging the European Commission to make the upcoming Geothermal Action Plan a real investment catalyst, supported by clear political prioritisation for heat and power generation.
