A Tulsa-based energy company says a new technology could help unlock more geothermal power by changing how wells are drilled and how heat is pulled from underground.

NEW PALTZ, NY — Jens Ponikau learned his trade, geothermal system design, in his native Germany over 30 years ago. When he came to the US he (naturally enough) wanted geothermal heating and cooling ...

MARTHA’S VINEYARD, MA — This geothermal rescue was for a closed loop geothermal system that was seriously overheating during the cooling season. This system had ten vertical loops that served 11 heat ...

To capitalize on this coming wave of investment, engineers and developers must rethink how geothermal systems are planned, financed and owned. That means moving beyond isolated, single-building ...

ANN ARBOR, MI — Ann Arbor’s plan to tap into Earth’s energy to heat and cool homes and other buildings in the Bryant neighborhood is getting a federal funding boost. The U.S. Department of Energy is ...

A Canadian company just received $38 million to test an underground heat pump that captures Earth's warmth without penetrating hot rock formations or requiring water, reported Interesting Engineering.

Enhanced tax incentives, environmental and decarbonization goals, and a critical mass of technology and know-how have converged to boost the geothermal market in cities across the country. Companies ...

The new Western Memorial Regional Hospital features Canada’s largest geothermal system and the largest solution of its kind for a health care facility in North America. The geothermal field, some 600 ...

Has geothermal technology proven itself to be a reliable solution for efficient energy production? And is it a solution that multifamily owners and managers should consider? Most would say so. One of ...

Construction was recently completed on a 325-acre luxury farm resort in Franklin, Tenn., that is dedicated to agricultural innovation and sustainable, productive land use. With sustainability a key ...

The most striking feature of Coney Island’s newest attraction—a 471,000-sq-ft, 463-unit residential complex set to open one block from the Brooklyn beach in 2024—won’t be visible to visitors, ...