The Well News by Dan McCue
Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm visited Utah on Wednesday to tout the Biden administration’s support of geothermal energy and announce up to $74 million in new funding to help ramp up the growth of the sector.

Mid-Utah Radio by Porter Huntsman
U.S. Energy Secretary Janet Granholm visited the University of Utah to highlight Utah FORGE’s role in advancing enhanced geothermal energy.

@TheU by Paul Gabrielsen
Secretary Jennifer Granholm announced a $74 million funding opportunity to continue developing technologies currently being studied in the Utah FORGE project.

Deseret News by Amy Joi O’Donoghue
U.S. Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm was in Salt Lake City for a tour Wednesday that included a look at a unique heat pump system that gets its energy from the ground, saving energy costs of $70,000 a year via 151 wells that go 350 feet underground.

The Salt Lake Tribune by Tim Fitzpatrick

KSL by Amy Joi O’Donoghue
U.S. Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm was in Salt Lake City for a tour Wednesday that included a look at a unique heat pump system that gets its energy from the ground, saving energy costs of $70,000 a year via 151 wells that go 350 feet underground.

Think GeoEnergy by Carlo Cariaga
The Utah FORGE project has published a Wiki dashboard to provide access to the project’s technical data including geology, geochemistry, well data, drilling data, and GIS maps.

Sierra Nevada Ally by Scott King
Without further funding beyond 2024, progress might be capped – along with its wells.

Piensa en Geotermia by Oscar Llamosa Ardila
El proyecto Utah FORGE (Observatorio para la Investigación en Energía Geotérmica) ha publicado un video retrospectivo de 2022 en su canal de YouTube.

Think GeoEnergy by Carlo Cariaga
The Utah FORGE project site has published a 2022 retrospective video highlighting the project’s objectives, achievements, and future direction.