Geothermal could soon be the hottest new thing in the United States energy mix. The naturally clean energy source has traditionally enjoyed broad bipartisan support in the United States, which is an increasingly impressive feat for any item of legislative interest. But while geothermal has a lot of things going for it – zero emissions, constant productivity – but it has a lot of hurdles to overcome before it becomes commercially competitive. “To grow as a national solution, geothermal must overcome significant technical and non-technical…
