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Superhot Rock Geothermal
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California commits to funding geothermal cost-share program essential to driving project deployment
This week, Governor Gavin Newsom signed a budget agreement that includes targeted funding for geothermal exploratory wells, which are essential to developing next-generation geothermal projects in the state. “Next-generation geothermal can play a significant role in helping California meet its ambitious climate and clean energy targets by providing firm power…
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Superhot Rock Geothermal Summit 2026: Learning together to commercialize faster
The second Superhot Rock Geothermal Summit, co-hosted by Clean Air Task Force and the Bezos Earth Fund, brought together researchers, developers, investors, and policymakers.
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The future of superhot rock geothermal will be won by how fast we learn
History suggests that transformative industries emerge when learning becomes systematic rather than accidental.
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Congress advances bipartisan geothermal legislation, marking an important step toward deploying superhot rock energy
Today, the U.S. House of Representatives passed the Geothermal Energy Advancement Act.
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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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Unlocking geothermal potential in the Three Seas region: Key takeaways from the Dubrovnik TSI roundtable
Stakeholders from across government, industry, finance, and civil society gathered in Dubrovnik under the auspices of the Three Seas Initiative (TSI) to discuss one of the most underutilized yet strategically significant energy resources in Central and Eastern Europe: geothermal energy.
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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…
