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Mazama Energy builds world's hottest geothermal system under Oregon volcano

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US energy company Mazama Energy has connected two deep wells beneath an Oregon volcano, reaching temperatures of 629 degrees Fahrenheit, creating the world's hottest enhanced geothermal system ever constructed. The project is designed to harness superhot underground rock as a source of continuous, clean electricity. Mazama Energy plans to drill three additional wells in 2026, targeting even hotter rock deeper underground. The initiative highlights growing interest in geothermal energy as a reliable, round-the-clock contributor to the clean energy transition.

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