or electricity generated by geothermal plants. Here’s how it works: This method capitalizes on geothermal energy’s consistency, making hydrogen production less reliant on weather-dependent renewable ...

Natron Energy, a California-based company that announced plans in 2024 to build a sodium-ion battery plant in Edgecombe County, opened one such plant in Holland, Mich., in April that local ...

The new land will help Ormat Technologies build two new geothermal power plants near its Cove Fort facility. The first plant’s (Cove Fort 2) exploration will start in 2025, with commercial ...

Kenya is treading a path of becoming the geothermal leader with many Rift Valley resources in doing sustainable energy. The Sosian Menengai Plant, for example, showcases the national interest in ...

In terms of economic impact for the Twin Counties, nothing could beat California-based Natron Energy’s announcement in August that it was building a $1.4 billion factory at the Kingsboro ...

TOKYO -- Japanese energy company Inpex plans to double the capacity of an existing geothermal power plant in Indonesia to 170 megawatts by around 2030, tapping deeper into the world's second ...

The inauguration ceremony of Hawaii Island’s new mayor, Kimo Alameda, and the new County Council resonated deeply with those who call the Big Island home and those who cherish the opportunity to ...

BEND, Ore (KTVZ) -- Deschutes County officials report that 45 Road (River Summit Drive) from Sunriver to Mount Bachelor is currently closed to all traffic due to heavy snow and several issues ...

The power plants will be built near the geothermal energy company’s Cove Fort Facility. Exploration work for the first plant will begin in 2025. A commercial operation date is expected for 2027 ...

An aerial view of the Sosian geothermal power plant in Kenya Photo: Courtesy of Kaishan Group In the heart of Rift Valley, located about 10 kilometers from Nakuru county in west Kenya, the country ...

The idea of geothermal for electricity generation in Japan is not new: The first geothermal power plant began operation in 1919 in the hot springs resort town of Beppu, Oita Prefecture.

This site hosts the only geothermal energy plant currently operating in Hawaiʻi, Puna Geothermal Venture (PGV). PGV is a 38-Megawatt binary-cycle power plant located on the Kīlauea East Rift Zone, ...