Blog & Updates

A group of geothermal developers has urged the government to cover under the feed-in-tariff (FIT) program the emerging geothermal technologies that were not yet commercially viable under existing market and pricing structures.
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The Parikh family kept their driveway snow-free via a renewable power system. While many residents in the New Jersey counties Bergen and Passaic had to shovel huge amounts of snow (over 2 feet of snow in some areas) from their driveways that Winter Storm Jonas left in its wake, the Parikh family wasn’t among them.
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The Geothermal Resources Council (GRC), Geothermal Energy Association (GEA), and Geo-Exchange Organization (GEO) announce the release of guidance for states on meeting new clean energy standards from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). The free state-by-state guides walk through the benefits and uses of three major types of geothermal applications: power generation, direct use and heat pumps, and initially cover Oregon, Montana, Nevada, Idaho, and Colorado.
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The City Council voted unanimously to pass a bill to encourage geothermal energy. The bill will promote the use of geothermal systems, an energy-efficient form of cooling and heating buildings, throughout the city. The long-term impact of carbon emissions will be considered as part of a cost-efficiency analysis for installing geothermal in city-owned buildings.
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Of course, serious problems remain for New York. Good government won't be a consistent reality until we have an effective campaign financing system. Education won't turn the corner until the culture of poverty shrinks or is left at the door when students enter. Wealth inequality plagues our state, perhaps more than any other.
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