GeoTV Episode 2 covers global geothermal advancements

Episode 2 of GeoTV, a collaborative effort of Baseload Capital and ThinkGeoEnergy

Following the success of the 1st episode of GeoTV, Episode 2 has now premiered to provide more engaging coverage on the global geothermal sector.  Presented by Baseload Capital and ThinkGeoEnergy, this episode delves into transformative initiatives shaping sustainable energy futures worldwide.

For more information and to watch GeoTV Episode 2, visit Baseload Capital’s YouTube Channel.

Opening in Washington, D.C., the episode covers the 2024 Geothermal Capitol Hill Day, highlighting the pivotal role of policy and advocacy in advancing geothermal energy as a sustainable solution in the United States.

“The geothermal industry doesn’t have a technology problem; it has a policy problem,” remarked Jason Sorter, Community Engagement and Policy Director at Geothermal Rising. “Communicating our issue sets and pain points directly to members of Congress and their staff is crucial.”

Additionally, the episode explores global recruitment challenges and opportunities in the geothermal sector, highlighting skills transitions and job creation, alongside direct use applications in Europe and New Zealand, showcasing how geothermal technologies are transforming heating and cooling solutions. ThinkGeoEnergy also updates on global geothermal news, covering investments in deep geothermal technology and Indonesia’s plans for expanded geothermal power capacity.

“The positive response to GeoTV has been overwhelming, and we are grateful to Ormat Technologies for their ongoing support as sponsors of this show” said Kristina Hagström Ilievska, CMO at Baseload Capital. “Together, we are shaping a sustainable future powered by geothermal energy.”

GeoTV Episode 2 invites viewers to join the conversation and explore how geothermal energy is poised to play a pivotal role in global sustainability efforts. Don’t miss out – tune in today to GeoTV on Baseload Capital’s YouTube channel and be part of the movement towards a cleaner, greener future.

Check out the second episode of GeoTV below:

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