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🔥 How to ignite a geothermal energy revolution

Faster, Please! • 1279 implied HN points • 23 Jan 24
🌞 Climate & Environment Geothermal Energy Clean Energy Regulation Innovation
  1. The need for clean energy collaboration between government and companies to drive innovation.
  2. Energy deregulation can be a catalyst for promoting innovation and commercialization in the private sector.
  3. Accommodating regulatory and policy environments can accelerate the development and adoption of new technologies.

Could we stop Yellowstone from erupting with a giant geothermal power plant?

Construction Physics • 213 HN points • 25 Apr 23
🔬 Science Geothermal Energy Climate Impact
  1. Yellowstone National Park sits on top of a supervolcano that could have catastrophic eruptions
  2. Using a giant geothermal power plant to bleed off heat from the magma chambers could prevent Yellowstone from erupting and generate electricity
  3. Developing such technology could provide benefits beyond just Yellowstone and address a major risk to civilization

The Power of the Earth

The Works in Progress Newsletter • 13 implied HN points • 09 Feb 24
🔬 Science Geothermal Energy Renewable Energy Energy transition
  1. Geothermal energy, originating from the Earth's core, offers a clean and abundant energy source.
  2. Innovative drilling methods using millimeter waves show potential to revolutionize deep geothermal projects.
  3. Geothermal power has the potential to provide continuous, clean energy on a global scale, but requires further technological advancements and support from governments.

Issue 13: Deep heat

The Works in Progress Newsletter • 6 implied HN points • 15 Nov 23
🔬 Science Mathematics Geothermal Energy Medicine Environmental Conservation Renewable Energy
  1. Mathematics played a crucial role in shaping the modern world through geometry, algebra, and industrial machinery.
  2. Basic mathematics training in Europe from the 1200s to 1800s drove technological advancements in various fields.
  3. Competition between states, including war, was a key factor in the economic development of Europe, pushing states to improve governance.
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