Geothermal power plants are typically located in places like Iceland, because they sit near tectonic plate boundaries that generate ample amounts of heat, and can spit up water close to 400 degrees F.

A proposal seeks to generate carbon-free electricity near Mt. Princeton Hot Springs Report. Many locals say there are better ...

Three state agencies have big ambitions to expand geothermal power production in Hawaii, and two somewhat competing bids for more funding are at a final stage of potential legislative approval.

Despite the aging power plant, the geothermal reservoir and the steam field are still in good status and capable of sustaining production for many more years, according to KenGen. The PPA term for ...

Geothermal power plants are typically located in places like Iceland, because they sit near tectonic plate boundaries that generate ample amounts of heat, and can spit up water close to 400 degrees F.

but that the risks and costs to identify new viable geothermal power plant sites are too high for private industry. So, support from Hawaii taxpayers — around $80 million over the next two years ...