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CO2 pumped deep underground could make geothermal energy projects more efficient – The Hindustan Times

By renewable energies Master feed ⋅ December 30, 2009 ⋅ Post a comment
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Washington, December. 30 — Scientists have proposed that carbon
dioxide (CO2) pumped deep underground for storage could be used to make
geothermal energy projects more efficient. According to a report in Discovery News, this combined system could double
the efficiency of geothermal energy

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