JWN recently published an article to their Navigating Net Zero: COP26 Series, focusing on big innovative technologies that will lead to meaningful reductions in global emissions.
Geothermal energy in Singapore could serve as an additional source of clean energy for power generation. Currently, the only renewable energy resource is solar energy. However, land constraints limit large solar farms and can restrict the amount of trappable sunlight.
Euractiv recently published an article on the promise of new geothermal technologies. They suggest that geothermal energy’s ability to provide baseload electricity and flexibility to heating and power systems will be invaluable in moving towards a 100% renewables-based system.
We are thrilled to be a part D3’s latest batch of startups ‘Cohort 419’ comprised of 16 high-potential startups working on some of the most important emissions categories today.
John Redfern, president and CEO of Eavor Technologies, joins BNN Bloomberg to discuss a technology that makes clean energy through geothermal innovation easier.
Euractiv recently published an article on the growing number of cities in Europe turning to geothermal energy, or as it’s otherwise known, ‘sun beneath our feet.’ Since 2003, Munich has been among European cities pioneering the deployment of geothermal energy.
