geothermal
地热,地温,地热学,地暖
Definitions
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- : of or relating to the internal heat of the earth.
Examples
In 2021, oil and gas majors are poised to make the first major geothermal investments in more than 30 years, say industry experts and energy executives, as financial returns on fossil fuels tank.
On Earth, hot water and steam carry this geothermal energy to the surface, and it’s been harnessed for heating and energy production in Iceland, the United States, and a number of other countries.
Just me, my boyfriend, and a fury of geothermal activity vibrating up from the earth.
Made up of layers of microbes, mats have been found in geothermal areas all over the world, including in Yellowstone National Park, the Garga hot spring in southern Russia and Lassen — home to Bumpass Hell.
They can also move heat between deep geothermal wells and the circulating water.
Darren really wanted to capture the moss, and the geothermal quality of it.
Dr. Al Sabawi is chairman of MENA Geothermal, UCI, TABO, and Ahlia Insurance.
Jewell also approved a 70-megawatt geothermal plant on federal land in Nevada.
I read you were filming in Iceland, which relies on a huge natural geothermal resource.
And in 25 years, 15 percent of our energy in the U.S. could easily be geothermal.
The internal heat associated with some young volcanic systems has been harnessed to produce geothermal energy.