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Drilling 12 Miles Down to Tap Geothermal Energy

Oct 24, 2022

Most geothermal power today comes from natural geysers or drilling operations that plunge a few miles down to harness heat from buried rock.

Quaise Energy, a startup based in Boston, is taking a third approach: digging deeper—and using more heat—than any company has before. To do so, it’s refashioning a millimeter-wave drilling technique from nuclear fusion experiments.

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Commonwealth Fusion Systems Selected by U.S. DOE for Milestone Program to Accelerate Commercial Fusion Energy

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DEVENS, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Commonwealth Fusion Systems (CFS) has been selected by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) as an awardee in its $46 million milestone-based commercial fusion energy development program, a program designed to solidify U.S. leadership in...

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