Fervo Energy completes world's first enhanced geothermal power plant in 23 months

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Fervo Energy has completed construction of the world's first enhanced geothermal power plant. The project was finished in just under two years, specifically 23 months. The company states that its subsequent project phases are designed to connect to the electrical grid even faster. This development marks a significant step in deploying advanced geothermal energy technology.

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