Geothermal heat power utilizes the stored heat in the earth in geologically active areas of the world. It delivers clean electricity 24/7, 365 days a year.
Geothermal heat power will play an important role in the transition to renewable power production since it can replace fossil fuels as the dispatchable baseload.
In the illustration you can see an example of a Climeon binary power plant that utilizes hot water from the ground to produce electricity, the hot water is then returned to the ground at a lower temperature.
By focusing on resources at lower temperatures the potential of places that can harness geothermal heat power increases widely and enables it to become a distributed baseload energy source for communities all over the world.
The system's low pressure levels allow for a compact and modular design, making it easily scalable. The modular design enables an operational flexibility that can mitigate resource risks and increase project success rate.
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