Nevada’s infamous city of sin is probably the last place one would expect to find green technology and innovation. However, Las Vegas does need power and lots of it to charge up its dazzling lights at night and heat and cool its vast interiors. In total enough geothermal projects are planned in and around the city that it is expected to generate 1/4 of the state’s power within the next few years.
Before the days of jetted tubs, spas, and heated pools, the only real place to soak in hot water not in your bath tub was to visit a geothermal hot spring.
Unlike solar and wind power generators, an earth energy biomass or geothermal power system is often completely invisible in the finished design of a building.
An illustrated rundown of the 8 best-to-worst energy sources as researched by Stanford University professor Mark Z. Jacobson.
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