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What is geothermal?
Geothermal energy is heat derived from the Earth's interior. This heat can be used for direct heating applications, such as warming buildings, or it can be used to generate electricity. Geothermal power plants tap into underground reservoirs of steam or hot water to drive turbines connected to generators.
What other technologies are related to geothermal?
geothermal Competitor Technologies
solar
Solar energy is a competing source of renewable energy for electricity generation and heating. Both geothermal and solar can be used for similar applications, making them competitors in the renewable energy market.
wind
Wind energy is a competing source of renewable energy for electricity generation. Like geothermal, wind power plants generate electricity without burning fossil fuels.
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geothermal Complementary Technologies
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Which job functions commonly mention geothermal?
Mechanical Engineer
18 Mechanical Engineer jobs mention geothermal
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Procurement
19 Procurement jobs mention geothermal
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Business Development
19 Business Development jobs mention geothermal
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Construction
39 Construction jobs mention geothermal
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Program Manager
40 Program Manager jobs mention geothermal
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Which organizations are mentioning geothermal?
Auckland University of Technology
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