Google.org, the philanthropic arm of the Internet search giant, will be investing over $10 Million in Enhanced Geothermal Systems Technology. One of the premiere data mining tools on the planet will now be using a bit of its massive market capitalization to utilize renewable, clean heat energy within the earth’s crust for the energy needs of the future.
Google’s initial investment will primarily go to one of the three geothermal facilities:
After the jump you can view a YouTube video of Cooper Basin Enhanced Geothermal Systems project:
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I’m probably one of Google’s best viral marketers. They not only have great products, respect for their customers and employees, but they are arguably the most environmentally responsible company on the planet. I love what they are doing around the world to fight hunger and poverty and encourage sustainability. I just wrote about some of the other things Google is doing to be “Creation Friendly” on my blog. Thanks for this post.
Nathan CreitzOne of the premiere data mining tools on the planet will now be using a bit of its massive market capitalization to utilize renewable, clean heat energy within the earth’s crust for the energy needs of the future.
Geothermal heat pump