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Flagship IEA report features superhot rock geothermal marking major milestone for the clean firm power source
The report’s recognition of SHR signals growing global consensus around the technology’s potential to shape how the world accesses clean, firm power.
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Applications open for second CATF CEE Fellowship for next generation of climate leaders
Clean Air Task Force (CATF) has extended application period for the second cohort of its Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) Fellowship, an eight-week programme designed to equip early-career energy and climate professionals with the skills, knowledge, and networks to accelerate the region’s clean energy transition. Following a successful inaugural cohort in 2025, which brought…
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Clean Firm Generation Technologies: What, Why, How
Achieving an affordable, reliable, and abundant clean energy future will require electricity systems to grow while rapidly decarbonizing. Delivering a reliable, least-cost power system will depend not only on scaling renewables, storage, and demand-side solutions, but also on deploying clean electricity technologies with complementary capabilities. Much like a well-balanced investment…
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An introduction to the next clean energy frontier: Superhot rock geothermal and the power supply characterization of enhanced geothermal systems
This edition highlights key features of the 2024 article by Aljubran and Horne, Power supply characterization of baseload and flexible enhanced geothermal systems.
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Thoughtful permitting reform can help expand next-generation geothermal
The United States has the heat, the technology, and growing investor interest to deploy enormous amounts of next-generation geothermal.
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Joint Letter: Welcoming the Release of the Geothermal Sustainable Development Pact
Clean Air Task Force joined NGOs in signing a joint letter welcoming the release of the Geothermal Sustainable Development Pact and the underlying Principles for Responsible Geothermal Development.
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Mainstreaming geothermal energy in Central and Eastern Europe: Key takeaways from the Central European Energy Conference
Across the discussions, participants agreed that geothermal can be a backbone of clean, local and reliable heat in Central and Eastern Europe.
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Joint Letter: EU Action Plan on Geothermal Energy
Over 20 organisations across EU’s energy ecosystem call on the Commission to present a robust, comprehensive strategy and action plan that recognises and advances the full spectrum of geothermal energy technologies and their end uses.
