National Geographics take on geothermal energy growth
The cooling tower for the West Ford Flat power plant, Geysers/ California (source: commons/ wikimedia, Rtracey)
Alexander Richter
2 Jan 2011
A recent article by National Geographic draws a carefully optimistic view on growth in geothermal energy utilization.
In a recent article in National Geographic, the author looks into geothermal energy and its potential. He particularly looks into the discussions about EGS and conventional geothermal.
Referencing the experience in the Geysers area in California, estimates by the Geothermal Energy Association and Iceland’s utilization of its geothermal energy resources, it draws a carefully optimistic view on geothermal energy utilization in the years ahead.
To read the full article see link below.
Source: National Geographic
