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Geothermal EnergyFactsGeothermal power is 100% renewable. This is true. The core of the earth, as far as we know, will always maintain its heat; and as long as rainfall can penetrate into the earth's fissures and cracks enough to reach the warmer areas, we can always generate steam. The issue, of course, lies in having a nearby turbine system to turn the steam into energy. [details] |
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