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United Kingdom's First Geothermal Power Plant Set to Revolutionize Energy Sector By: Robert Buluma Image: Exergy ORC Turbine To Be Used At athe United Downs Site by Gel at Cornwal The United Kingdom is on the cusp of a significant milestone in its renewable energy journey with the imminent launch of its first geothermal power plant. This groundbreaking project, managed by Geothermal Engineering Limited (GEL) under the visionary leadership of Ryan Law, promises to deliver sustainable baseload power for electricity and heating while ambitiously seeking to harness lithium from geothermal brine. A Game-Changer in Renewable Energy Located in Cornwall, this pioneering geothermal power plant is set to transform the UK's energy landscape. The plant, which has been in development for a Great time, recently reached crucial milestones that bring it closer to full operation. Central to this progress was the installation of an Organic Rankine Cycle (ORC) turbine from Exergy, a company renow

In the heart of Australia's vast landscapes lies a promising partnership that could reshape the country's energy landscape.  By: Robert Buluma Earths Energy, a pioneering geothermal exploration company, has teamed up with Baker Hughes, a global leader in energy technologies, to unlock the potential of Australia's geothermal resources. At the forefront of this collaboration is the exploration of Advanced Geothermal   technology, a cutting-edge approach that holds the key to tapping into Australia's abundant geothermal energy. Through a  Memorandum of Understanding  both companies are embarking on a journey to evaluate the application of closed loop technology across Earths Energy's geothermal exploration portfolio. What sets this partnership apart is the pivotal role played by GreenFire Energy, a company leading the charge in closed-loop geothermal technologies. Baker Hughes' investment in GreenFire Energy brings to the table not just expertise, but a proven trac

KenGen Embraces Greenfire Closed-Loop Technology: A Leap Towards Sustainable Energy in Kenya By: Robert Buluma The Carlifornia Geysers where Greenfire Energy closed loop it's steam dominated green technology image by Calpine Corporation  In a groundbreaking move towards sustainability, KenGen, Kenya's leading energy producer, recently embarked on a journey of innovation by implementing Greenfire closed-loop technology in its fields. This transformative step signifies a pivotal moment in Kenya's energy landscape, promising not only increased efficiency but also a significant reduction in environmental impact. Nestled within the heart of Oklahoma City lies the Baker Hughes innovation center, where KenGen's executives recently embarked on a journey of discovery. Amidst the cutting-edge technology and groundbreaking innovations, they found the answer to their quest for a sustainable future: Greenfire closed-loop technology. Image: Rob Wenner, Sam Sainju and the KenGen team

 Baker Hughes Launches Geothermal Service Center in Celle By  Robert Buluma Baker Hughes, a pioneer in geothermal energy for over four decades, marked a significant milestone on February 15th with the inauguration of its new Artificial Lift Geothermal Service Center in Celle. This state-of-the-art facility will serve as a hub for assembling, maintaining, and testing the company's geothermal pumps. From its inception in the 1980s with the installation of the first Electric Submersible Pump (ESP) to its current position with the deployment of the world's largest ESP motors across Europe and the USA, Baker Hughes has played a pivotal role in driving the energy transition. Gustavo Marin, Vice President of Artificial Lift Systems, expressed pride in the company's geothermal energy track record, affirming its commitment to supporting partners through the energy transition. The opening ceremony saw a gathering of esteemed customers and stakeholders, including Dr. Jörg Nigge, Mayor

From Barrels To Steam, How Oil and Gas ⛽ Companies are Craving for More Steam In a bold move towards sustainability and diversification, several major oil and gas companies are shifting their focus towards geothermal energy. This strategic shift signifies not only a response to the growing demand for clean energy but also a recognition of the potential of geothermal resources as a reliable and renewable energy source. Let's delve into the recent developments and initiatives taken by key players in the oil and gas industry towards embracing geothermal energy: ExxonMobil's Exploration into Enhanced Geothermal Systems (EGS) ExxonMobil's Chairman and CEO, Darrel Woods, recently hinted at the company's interest in Enhanced Geothermal Systems (EGS). This technology involves drilling deep into the earth's crust to access heat reservoirs and utilizing hydraulic fracturing techniques to enhance heat extraction. By leveraging their expertise in drilling and reservoir engineer