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Sage Geosystems and Meta Unveil a Groundbreaking Geothermal Power Partnership: A New Era of Clean Energy Innovation By: Robert Buluma In an unprecedented move that promises to reshape the landscape of renewable energy in the United States, Sage Geosystems (Sage) and Meta Platforms, Inc. (Meta) have announced a pioneering agreement to harness the power of next-generation geothermal energy. This partnership, revealed at the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Catalyzing Next Generation Geothermal Development Workshop, marks the first implementation of advanced geothermal power east of the Rocky Mountains—a milestone that could catalyze a seismic shift in how we meet our growing energy demands. The deal between Sage and Meta, which aims to deliver up to 150 MW of new geothermal baseload power to support Meta’s rapidly expanding data centers, is more than just a business agreement. It is a statement of intent, showcasing the critical role that clean, firm, and resilient power sources will pl

Microsoft  Redmond Campus Embraces Sustainable Future with Geothermal Innovation By: Robert Buluma In an era where climate change looms large, every step towards sustainability is a leap forward for humanity. Enter Microsoft's Redmond campus, where innovation meets environmental responsibility in a groundbreaking project set to redefine corporate sustainability standards. The crown jewel of this endeavor? The Geothermal Energy Center (TEC), a marvel of engineering designed to heat and cool millions of square feet of office space using geothermal energy—a virtually carbon-neutral solution that promises to revolutionize the way we think about corporate campuses. Picture this: a 6.5-acre geothermal well field, consisting of nearly 900 boreholes drilled up to 550 feet deep, quietly humming beneath the surface, delivering 50% of the campus's heating and cooling needs without emitting a single ounce of carbon. It's not just sustainable; it's a game-changer. But here's the

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

Discovering the Depths: EGRISE Revolutionizes Geothermal Research By  Robert Buluma The quest for sustainable energy solutions has led to a surge in geothermal research and innovation worldwide. To harness the full potential of this burgeoning field, the European Geothermal Research & Innovation Search Engine (EGRISE) emerges as a beacon of knowledge, enabling the discovery of a plethora of research products generated within EU-funded geothermal projects and by the broader global geothermal community. EGRISE stands as a testament to collaboration and connectivity in the scientific realm, leveraging the 'Connect' OpenAIRE application to aggregate a diverse array of research products. From project deliverables to scholarly papers and invaluable datasets, EGRISE serves as a one-stop destination for enthusiasts and experts alike seeking insights into the dynamic landscape of geothermal research. One of the hallmark features of EGRISE lies in its comprehensive metadata, includin