Ultratiefes Fracking für grenzenlose geothermische Energie ist möglich | Das Labor für experimentelle Felsmechanik (LEMR) der EPFL hat gezeigt, dass das halbplastische, klebrige Gestein in überkritischen Tiefen immer noch gebrochen werden kann, um Wasser durchzulassen.

https://newatlas.com/energy/fracking-key-geothermal-power/

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  1. This will not only make the Earth’s crust a wee little bit colder, but also make sure less coal and gas will be burned and thus helping against global warming.

    There are probably risks, but they will probably be well worth it.

    Combine this with solar energy, wind power and nuclear power and we have a winner.

    We need to move forward with there things a lot faster.

  2. NoamLigotti on

    I’m open to the balance of arguments and evidence, but at this point why not just develop more nuclear energy?

  3. Been waiting for them to actually drill there first bore hole. Once this has been proven to work it would be able to replace the mass majority of our base load in an incredibly quick cadence. They can bore a hole next to a traditional power plant and convert. I imagine the AI companies would accelerate it the second it’s a proven concept.

  4. ItsReallyVega on

    It’s all fun and games until someone decides to suck up all the Mako

  5. voltagenic on

    Hopefully this can be done safely. One of the biggest negatives in fracking is the waste water from drilling and extraction that gets into our water systems.

  6. jetlightbeam on

    Okay it’s possible, but what are the effects, should this be done?

  7. Fracing geothermal wells in Utah right now.

    The state funded wells are planned for geothermal generators.

    The wells will be linked to each other to complete a loop that flows hot water into and out of geo-thermal hot spots.

    They have over 100 wells planned so far (last heard when I was there).

    Source: Was on the frac crew.

  8. How about we don’t do this. Regular old fracking is bad for communities and the environment

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