Quaise Energy builds world’s first superhot geothermal power plant
Project Obsidian in Oregon targets 50 MW from few wells, with expansions to 1 GW by 2030. Analysis at Stanford validates potential.
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In short: Quaise advanced its superhot geothermal projects, launching Project Obsidian in Oregon and achieving major millimeter wave drilling milestones.
Project Obsidian in Oregon targets 50 MW from few wells, with expansions to 1 GW by 2030. Analysis at Stanford validates potential.
The world's first superhot geothermal power plant in Central Oregon uses millimeter wave drilling for gigawatt-scale, zero-emission energy in phases up to 1+ GW.
The bipartisan bill expands DOE's testing program with financing for utility-scale geothermal demonstrations nationwide.
The gift funds lab research recreating superhot rock geothermal conditions to advance clean energy. It supports experiments on fluid-rock interactions and drilling innovations.
Quaise has started preparatory work for a 50-MW geothermal power plant south of the Newberry volcano in Oregon, targeting a superhot enhanced geothermal system.
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