California Could Be Powered Completely by Geothermal Energy
Doug Gordon — February 24, 2009 — Eco
References: altdotenergy
After years of dealing with brownouts and being at the mercy of other states for electricity, California may finally have a way out. While a lot of attention has been given to the new solar power plants being built in California, many scientists have been trying to point California a different direction. Instead of spending billions of dollars creating high tech solar plants, these scientists want to take advantage of California’s abundant geothermal energy supply. Thanks to a correction of a previous government oversight, California now has access to enough geothermal energy to power the entire state. To think California will finally be energy independent.
Some photos by Flickr user Meadi.
Some photos by Flickr user Meadi.
Trend Themes
1. Geothermal Energy - The trend towards utilizing geothermal energy presents disruptive innovation opportunities in the renewable energy sector.
2. Energy Independence - The trend towards achieving energy independence provides disruptive innovation opportunities in the power generation industry.
3. Renewable Power Sources - The trend towards exploring various renewable power sources offers disruptive innovation opportunities in the clean energy sector.
Industry Implications
1. Renewable Energy - The renewable energy industry can benefit from disruptive innovation opportunities related to geothermal energy.
2. Power Generation - The power generation industry can explore disruptive innovation opportunities to achieve energy independence.
3. Clean Energy - The clean energy industry can capitalize on disruptive innovation opportunities arising from the exploration of renewable power sources.
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