Submitted by Editorial staff on 9. October 2013 - 15:16
US firm Ormat Technologies has signed a contract to develop a geothermal power project with up to 60MW capacity in Indonesia. Ormat has announced it has signed an agreement for the development of the Hu'u Dompu project on Indonesia's Sumbawa Island.
Submitted by Heath Reidy on 17. February 2012 - 11:35
Linde Engineering is to build its first geothermal plant in Germany. The plant, which will generate 38,640MWh of electricity a year, will generate energy from geothermally-heated water almost 2.5 miles underground.
Submitted by Heath Reidy on 16. January 2012 - 15:21
Most energy analysts agree that geothermal energy — tapping the heat of bedrock deep underground to generate electricity — have enormous potential because it is available all the time, almost anywhere on Earth, and there is enough of it available, in theory, to supply all of the world’s energy ne