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Underwater Volcanoes Are Geothermal Energy’s Next Frontier
A Seattle startup plans to deploy a 100‑kilowatt geothermal generator on the seafloor off Oregon’s coast in September, targeting a hydrot…
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A Seattle startup plans to deploy a 100‑kilowatt geothermal generator on the seafloor off Oregon’s coast in September, targeting a hydrothermal vent that reaches temperatures of up to 750 °F. The pilot will test whether heat from an undersea volcano can be converted into continuously available, emissions‑free electricity. This effort is the fifth project of its kind, aiming to demonstrate commercial viability for underwater geothermal power.
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