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Geothermal:
Geothermal power plants plug along delivering around 20 gigawatt-hours of power to the California grid every single day. Why aren't we taking more advantage of this 24-7 power source?
Geothermal:
Long Beach's Rancho Los Alamitos' new earth-friendly heating and cooling infrastructure doesn't compromise the park's historic integrity with noisy boilers, condensers, or generators.
Geothermal:
A new report shows that geothermal power plants offer power as reliable and consistent as coal-fired plants, but with only about one-twentieth of the carbon footprint.
Government:
Governor Brown signs bills making it easier to build solar on the Central Coast, and mine geothermal brine for valuable minerals.
Geothermal:
California wants to keep its renewable energy development in-state, but California's geothermal leaders say that policy is hurting their industry.
Geothermal:
Geothermal industry people, agency reps, utility companies and elected officials will meet up in Sacramento next week.
Geothermal:
A study of the global geothermal industry reveals that seismically active California is the global leader in generating power from the Earth's heat.
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News and analysis about renewable energy in California. Blog host Chris Clarke is an environmental writer of two decades standing. He currently lives in Joshua Tree and can be contacted at: rewire@kcet.org.
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