A new approach to geothermal energy makes it possible to tap the energy of hot rocks just about anywhere. A pilot plant in Nevada is now helping to power Google data centers.

If the U.S. could tap into just 2 percent of the geothermal power beneath Earth’s crust, it could supply more than 2,000 times our total annual energy consumption.

In a highly unusual move in a legal battle over a Nevada geothermal power plant and an endangered toad, the project’s developer is now asking a judge to allow it to scale back by 80% the ...

CalEthos is a sustainable data center developer based out of Tustin, California. It is currently developing its data center ...

In Nevada, Fervo’s first operational pilot project has begun pumping carbon-free electricity onto the state's grid to power Google data centers, Google announced Tuesday, Nov. 28.

Ormat Technologies has finalised its acquisition of the Blue Mountain geothermal power plant from Cyrq Energy, increasing its ...

New type of geothermal power plant powers data centers in the desert Pilot plant in Nevada uses tech from fracking to generate power in arid landscape. Gregory Barber, wired.com – Nov 29, 2023 9 ...

Meta has joined the growing list of tech giants turning to geothermal energy as part of their clean energy strategy. On Thursday, the company announced a new collaboration with geothermal startup XGS ...

The state must spend millions to see if more electricity can be produced using heat deep under the earth. And it will have to convince residents to support such an effort.

Quaise Energy and Nevada Gold Mines (NGM) have partnered to explore deep geothermal energy to decarbonise NGM's TS power plant. The initiative aims to hybridise on-site power generation by ...

Ormat Technologies shares climbed on Wednesday after the geothermal and renewable energy company completed the acquisition of a power plant in Nevada for $88 million. Shares were recently up 6% at ...

Deep geothermal can compete with fossil fuels on cost while eliminating carbon emissions by producing as much as 10x more power per well than traditional geothermal.