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Geothermal energy is seen as a neutral solution for U.S. power needs, but its growth is being affected by slow federal permitting processes. Stakeholders are calling for streamlined regulations to enhance development.
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Geothermal energy is seen as a neutral solution for U.S. power needs, but its growth is being affected by slow federal permitting processes. Stakeholders are calling for streamlined regulations to enhance development.
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No more red energy, blue energy. Geothermal is purple — and Washington is delaying it.
Geothermal Energy Growth Hindered by Federal Permitting Delays