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Green energy from hot rock technology gets double boost
Hopes of unlocking the vast amounts of renewable energy trapped deep underground in hot rocks have received a double boost, with Google.org and, separately, the Australian government putting significant funds into the technology.
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Websites:
http://www.guardian.co.uk
Keywords: Geothermal
Organisation: Google.org
Subjects: Energy engineering, Policy and Governance, Geothermal heat