ThinkGeoEnergy, by Carlo Cariaga
GeothermEx™, SLB’s geothermal consulting arm, celebrates 50 years of combining deep industry experience with innovation. In an interview, president Ann Robertson-Tait discusses the company’s history, SLB’s new technologies, and how oil and gas expertise can help advance geothermal energy.
Deseret News, by Amy Joi O’Donoghue
With Smithfield Foods ending contracts with local hog farms, Beaver County faces major economic upheaval. Amid the uncertainty, Utah FORGE in Milford offers hope—advancing clean energy research and potentially helping to fill the gap left by the pork industry.
Think GeoEnergy by Carlo Cariaga
As the geothermal market heats up, NOV’s insulative pipe coatings help operators maximize high-temperature drilling efficiency and high-energy heat production.
WIRED, by Gregory Barber
Utah FORGE is helping de-risk EGS technology, with Fervo’s nearby 400 MW project showing that scalable geothermal power is within reach.
Think GeoEnergy by Carlo Cariaga
The US DOE with Utah FORGE has selected 13 projects developing innovative technology for EGS that will receive a total funding of $44 million.
CleanTechnica
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) today announced that its Frontier Observatory for Research in Geothermal Energy (FORGE) field laboratory in Milford, UT, has selected 13 research projects to foster innovation in enhanced geothermal systems (EGS).
Voice of America by Lindsay Daniels
Research by geologists in the western U.S. state of Utah could expand the number of places in the world where people can use geothermal power. Lindsay Daniels has our story.
NPR by David Condos
Geothermal energy has been limited to places with subtera reservoirs of hot water. A new technology being proven in Utah is expanding it to exploit dry hot rock underground.
St George News by Alysha Lundgren
The Bureau of Land Management approved the Rodatherm Geothermal Test Bed project in September. The project’s site is roughly 6 miles east of the Mineral Mountains and approximately 12 miles north of Milford, Landon Newell told Cedar City News. Newell works as a staff attorney with the Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance.
The Salt Lake Tribune by Steve Handy
The energy technologies of the future are closer than you think, because in some cases, they are closely connected to the energy technologies of today.
Canary Media by Maria Gallucci
The startup’s planned 400-megawatt facility in Beaver County, Utah will use “enhanced geothermal” technology to harness hard-to-reach heat sources.
KSL by Logan Stefanich
BEAVER — Southwest Utah will soon be home to the world’s largest next-generation geothermal energy project that will deliver 400 megawatts of 24/7 carbon-free electricity.
