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NY-GEO still feels like a checkpoint — a place to compare notes, challenge assumptions, and measure progress honestly.

Breaking down the opportunities of geothermal from water conservation to a workforce opening new doors to lead the geothermal movement.

More frequent and intense heatwaves are becoming part of the operating landscape, not an exception to it.

Episode 158 of The Driller Newscast brings host Brock Yordy together with geothermal advocate John Ciovacco to unpack the biggest conversations coming out of the NY-GEO conference.

Geothermal electricity has traditionally been limited to areas with natural geothermal activity such as volcanic regions or hot springs. 

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has approved a permit allowing carbon dioxide to be injected and stored underground at the Cardinal Ethanol facility in Randolph County, Indiana.

With the new funding, Boise is looking to expand that long-standing infrastructure into residential developments.

As geothermal heat pumps gain traction globally, the challenge has increasingly moved from proving the technology works to deploying it efficiently.

Aberdeen is getting a high-tech look beneath its streets — and the goal is clean, local geothermal heat.

Geothermal energy is officially heating greenhouses in one of Europe’s most important horticulture hubs.