Food for thought!
If geothermal energy were to be implemented at large scale and worldwide, then the environmental and geological consequences could be enormous. Call me skeptical as far as geothermal energy is concerned.
Make no mistake to confuse geothermal energy with so-called renewable energy (wind and solar power)!
"Fervo Energy, a geothermal energy company, has drilled its deepest and most complex well yet, reaching a measured depth of nearly 19,500 feet in just 21 days. The new well, Sawtooth 7, will contribute to a 400-megawatt geothermal power project in Utah scheduled to begin delivering electricity in 2028."
Fervo Energy Learning Curve Continues on 3rd Generation Well Design, Boosting Drilling Rates by 143% Since Its First Cape Station Well (original news release) "Sawtooth 7 sets a new drilling pace record, reaching 19,448 feet measured depth with a 7,500-foot lateral in 21 days"
Web page of company. Carbon free??? Really!
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