Houston has bad weather, no natural beauty, and little history. But that’s a feature, not a bug. It means government has to be responsive to the people to create a place people and businesses want to locate. It must be efficient with taxpayer money and consider tradeoffs. It must…

Are there good examples of other industries going through rapid growth, staying stagnant for decades, and then having to turn the growth engine back on again? Would be interesting to learn from any precedents for what the power sector is going through right now.

Dr. Roland Horne, an absolute legend in the geothermal industry from Stanford ENERGY, gives the best comprehensive overview of the new breakthroughs in geothermal I’ve seen yet in this seminar. Check it out if you are curious why geothermal is taking off. youtu.be/rguJPPWAJr8?si…

There is an international race going on in geothermal right now and Sinopec has just announced a big step forward for geothermal in China. prnewswire.com/news-releases/…

Making great progress on @FervoEnergy Cape Station.

The irony about the mismatch in timelines to build a data center vs. the power generation is that access to transformers has become a critical path item for many projects.

Why is transformer supply so tight? In part, demand from data centers!

Energy systems are complicated.

Great overview of the burgeoning next generation geothermal industry in Houston, featuring Fervo and many other startups gaining traction.

Well said, Martin Heinrich! Appreciate your leadership on geothermal innovation.

This has been accurately modeled for a long time, and warming has always been more about when than if, but shocking to see recent trends. I doubt the average person realizes just how fast warming in the last year+ has been.

I'm so stoked on the Fervo Energy Bedrock Program: 2 years, 4 rotations, tons of opportunity and mentorship. A unique, innovative initiative designed for early career and non-traditional candidates. Going to build the next generation of leaders right here. fervoenergy.com/career/fervo-b…

Great chart in the DOE Geothermal Liftoff report showing available public funding for geothermal compared to other technologies.

My suspicion is that despite this huge imbalance, it’s geothermal that will lead to the most clean energy and emissions reduction this decade.

We are entering a growth paradigm for electricity markets that the US hasn’t experienced in almost a generation and it’s going to change everything about how those markets work.

“Geothermal is the hottest thing in clean energy. Here’s why”
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