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Superhot Geothermal

Superhot geothermal is geothermal energy drawn from rock hotter than about 374°C, where water turns supercritical and each well can carry far more energy. The Sharon Creek Journal has 1 article on this topic.

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September 8, 2026Geothermal

What Quaise Energy’s $180 Million Series B Means for Superhot Geothermal

Quaise Energy’s $180 million Series B backs superhot geothermal. The bigger signal is how technology, project development, partners, and capital converge.

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