A startup company called Zanskar announced today that it’s used AI and other advanced computational methods to uncover a ...

Zanskar uses AI to identify hidden geothermal systems—and claims it has found one that could fuel a power plant, the first ...

Glistening in the dry expanses of the Nevada desert is an unusual kind of power plant that harnesses energy not from the sun or wind, but from the Earth itself. The site, known as Project Red, it ...

CAMBRIDGE, Mass.--Geothermal energy from the superhot rock miles below our feet has the potential to become a major player in the energy transition, but first we need to develop ways to not only ...

Geothermal energy is having a major moment in Toronto. A decade ago, less than 1% of new homes used it. This year, it's ...

Geothermal energy has the potential to power the world, but deep drilling has historically been challenging and expensive. A startup has introduced an innovative solution using a gyrotron heat ray to ...

Researchers are exploring how to pair geothermal with oil and gas sites and use captured carbon dioxide as a feedstock for power production. Geothermal companies and scientists have looked for years ...

Global geothermal investment is accelerating, with capex projected to grow about 20% per year through 2030 as regions pursue diverse heating, power, and emerging cooling applications.

To do it, she’s betting on energy trapped deep below the surface of the earth known as geothermal, which could be an answer to heating and cooling homes more efficiently and a path to building ...

Geothermal energy generated below the Earth’s surface has been increasingly explored as a renewable source of heat and electricity to support infrastructure, industry and human daily activities. It is ...

Dear EarthTalk: Why are ecologists so bullish on “enhanced geothermal” power plants, and how do they differ from regular geothermal? – Paul Berman, Milwaukee, WI Geothermal energy is energy derived ...

Smith College is in the midst of a major energy transformation. After nearly two years of digging, installation of piping, and construction, buildings on the north side of campus are now being heated ...