Melting rocks with waves? US firm reveals new tricks to tap 700°F superhot power
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A new drilling technology using millimeter wave energy could unlock superhot geothermal power at temperatures above 700°F. Research shows these systems can generate more electricity than conventional geothermal plants, even without maintaining supercritical water temperatures at the surface, potentially making the technology more affordable and accessible.
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