As electricity demand rises because of industrial electrification, heat pumps, artificial intelligence, and data centers, Germany will need a clean power system that is reliable, affordable, and politically durable.
In a new op-ed for Tagesspiegel Background, Maria Leis of Project Tempo and Peter Schniering of Future Cleantech Architects explain how geothermal energy could help reshape Germany’s polarized energy debate.
As part of a broader clean firm power portfolio, geothermal energy can complement solar, wind, batteries, grids, and other flexibility solutions by providing locally available, low-carbon energy regardless of weather, season, or time of day.
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