geothermal energy in electricity generation
Geothermal energy in electricity generation refers to the process of harnessing the heat stored beneath the Earth's surface to produce electricity. This renewable energy source utilizes the natural heat from the Earth's interior to generate power, usually by converting high-pressure steam into rotational energy that drives generators, ultimately producing electricity.
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