Geothermal Power Growth Expected To Stay Hot
Geothermal power markets are growing and will continue to do so, especially in Asia as well as in Europe and the U.S., a market analyst says. Read more →
Will Geothermal Scale The Slopes Of Cascades Volcano?
A plan to tap the geothermal potential of of Washington state's Mount Baker has been thrown open for public consultation. Read more →
by Paul Willis
5 GreenTech Stories You Should Be Reading: April 18, 2012
Geothermal power in Kenya, a look at Obama's green jobs initiative, and how companies are seeking to make electric vehicles easier, cheaper and more popular. Read more →
Geothermal Steams Forward, Under The Radar
It doesn't get the attention of solar or wind, but geothermal power is continuing to grow in the U.S., despite inconsistent government support. Read more →
5 Green Tech Stories You Should Be Reading: April 10, 2012
Geothermal as a safe energy source for Japan, EVs delivering packages, and the renewable energy in the stadium. Check out what others are reading right now. Read more →
Five Sustainable Distilleries
Today's photo gallery takes a look at some of the greener distilleries around the globe, and the technologies they're using to reduce waste and CO2 emissions. Read more →
Warm and Fuzzy On Geothermal?
Do The Math breaks down the issues around geothermal power as a possible role player in satisfying our current global demand for cleaner energy sources. Read more →
by Do The Math
Salton Sea Geothermal Plant Almost Set To Go
EnergySource announced that newly completed 49.9 MW Hudson Ranch 1 geothermal power plant in Imperial County, California has passed field tests with flying colors. Read more →
Geothermal Study Provides Promise For Your Campus
Sierra Club takes a look at a study that paints a very different picture of the potential for geothermal power that colleges nationwide can access. Read more →
by Sierra Club
Geothermal A Hot Topic On Tropical Islands
The European Investment Bank is providing $1.1 million to help the island of Dominica develop its geothermal resources--possibly for export to other islands. Read more →
by Lauren Craig
