Houston-based startup Quaise Energy is testing technology that melts and even vaporizes rock to unlock "superhot" rock geothermal energy.
2 years ago by Khuda to c/technology
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LibertyLizard 3 points 2 years ago
I guess it’s not technically renewable but the reservoir of geothermal energy is so vast it’s hard to see how it could be used up and it has minimal environmental impacts.
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Lab data confirm potential of geothermal’s holy grail: superdeep, superhot rock as important renewable energy source
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