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Beyond the 16 GW of installed geothermalpower capacity as of the end of 2022, there is currently also about 173 GW of installed geothermal heating capacity according to a recent “Facts for Future” webinar episode by the International Geothermal Association (IGA).
Attendees were able to observe the operation of the country’s first geothermal plant and explore its direct applications in the production of products such as candles, coffee and honey. This academy reinforces El Salvador’s commitment to energy innovation and sustainability.
Depending on where you are, somewhere between 30% to 70% of primary energy is spent on heating and cooling. This presents a massive decarbonization opportunity, one reason why geothermal heating and cooling is growing and will continue to grow rapidly. Another is the use of geothermal heating to improve food security.
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