Iceland Project Tests Synfuel Production that Integrates Geothermal Energy
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Iceland Project Tests Synfuel Production that Integrates Geothermal Energy
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In Iceland, which has vast geothermal resources, Syntholene Energy, with support from Idaho National Laboratory, is testing synfuel production that combines geothermal heat with high-temperature electrolysis. The company says its synfuel is 70% less expensive than synfuels produced using other clean energy options and could reach price parity with fossil fuels in about 10 years.
While Iceland has plenty of water resources, the company says water management will be critical as it rolls out its product commercially to other, less water-rich regions.
About the guest:
Dan Sutton, co-founder and CEO at Syntholene Energy.
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