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California could cut 2045 electricity costs by up to $44 billion a year by investing in next-generation geothermal, finds new CATF report
Next-generation geothermal energy could dramatically reduce the cost of achieving California’s clean energy goals.
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Unlocking next‑generation geothermal: A state policy playbook for the American West
Next‑generation geothermal offers governors and state legislatures a unique western solution.
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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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How the Next-Generation Geothermal Research and Development Act advances superhot rock geothermal and helps drive down costs for faster deployment
Congress is currently working on bipartisan legislation that represents a critical step to realizing the potential of superhot rock geothermal.
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Bipartisan superhot rock legislation introduced in U.S. Senate will be key to accelerating next-generation geothermal, strengthening U.S. energy leadership
The bipartisan Next-Generation Geothermal Research and Development Act would bolster federal funding for next-generation geothermal.
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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.
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Water Use and Next-Generation Geothermal
This fact sheet provides clear answers to common questions on water use in next-generation geothermal technologies.
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“There’s No Substitute for Trust”: Communication and Community Engagement Best Practices for Next-Generation Geothermal Development
1. Overview The U.S. is on the cusp of a geothermal energy revolution. The Next-Generation Geothermal Commercial Liftoff Report estimates that next-generation geothermal could provide 90 GW or more of power to the grid by 2050, potentially as much as 300 GW (Gertler et al., 2024). Research from Clean Air…
