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In a significant move towards expanding the clean energy frontier, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has announced an investment of up to $31 million across six innovative projects aimed at advancing geothermal energy throughout the United States. These initiatives are part of the broader Investing in America agenda under the Biden-Harris Administration, which focuses on reducing emissions, enhancing energy efficiency, and strengthening U.S. leadership in the clean energy sector.
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