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1. USA
2. Indonesia
3. Philippines
4. Turkey
5. New Zealand
6. Mexico
7. Italy
8. Iceland

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1. Austria
2. Canada
3. Germany
4. Sweden
5. Switzerland
6. USA

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1. Water is pumped through a well under high pressure
2. Once water is at the surface, the pressure decreases and the water turns to steam
3. Steam spins a turbine that is connected to a generator and produces electricity
4. A cooling tower cools down the steam and it turns back to water
5. The water is pumped back into the earth and the process begins again

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The set up can be from about $20k-$30k. Each month, it can cost from $3k-$8k.

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- Very location dependent
- High initial costs
- Electricity is needed to operate the heat pump
- It is very difficult to repair
- Uses a lot of water
- There are concerns about sulfur dioxide and silica deposits into water

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- It is very energy efficient
- Eco-friendly (30-50% more efficient than using fossil fuels)
- There is an abundant supply
- High performance, low cost
- Very high potential
- Interior components can last between 25-50 years

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Geothermal Energy is the internal heat of the earth and is driven to the earth's surface from water/steam.