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Geothermal drilling: Designing for high-temperature environments

How can the drilling industry meet the demand for deeper wells for geothermal energy production?

Andrew Law
Iceland is one of the locations which is considered to be among the World’s geothermal ‘goldilocks’ zones

Iceland is one of the locations which is considered to be among the World’s geothermal ‘goldilocks’ zones

The IEA estimates that roughly 3.6 GW of new geothermal electricity generation capacity must be added per year globally from 2021 through 2030 to stay on track for ‘Net Zero' by 2050. With that context...

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