New energy storage research from NREL, a U.S. Department of Energy national laboratory, has demonstrated a way to store and ...

Geothermal Radar, an early-stage startup that expedites the development of geothermal energy, today announced an exclusive global thermal model that enables users ...

A joint project which saw two boreholes drilled in northern Singapore has revealed subsurface temperatures reaching up to ...

Gradient Geothermal represents an innovative approach to energy recovery that bridges the gap between the oil and gas industry, and renewable energy goals. By creating modular, ...

The geothermal gradient is the rate at which temperature increases with depth in the sub-surface, with higher gradients suggesting the existence of more accessible geothermal energy.

It involves dividing the world into three tiers based on geothermal gradient, or how close the resource is to the surface. Tier 1, for example, will focus on relatively accessible superhot rock.

Ishan Thakore/CPR News Gradient Geothermal's Ben Burke and Johanna Ostrum point towards Jennings 1, an idle oil well in Pierce, Colorado. The well could one day provide heat as part of a heating ...

Gradient Geothermal, a geothermal energy and technology developer based in Denver, Colorado, strives to help power the energy transition by harnessing electrical power for mass-distribution from ...

Geothermal Radar features over 40 geospatial models to guide the presented geothermal maps and gradients. It supports engineered “closed loop” geothermal (CLG), engineered “open loop ...

Gradient Geothermal's Ben Burke and Johanna Ostrum point toward Jennings 1, an idle oil well in Pierce. The well could one day provide heat as part of a heating and cooling network in Pierce.

Geothermal Radar features over 40 geospatial models to guide the presented geothermal maps and gradients. It supports engineered "closed loop” geothermal (CLG), engineered "open loop” (EGS), natural ...