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Sat Sep 6

• Introduction to Free Energy - 1 - Zero Point Energy | Zero-Point Recovery: Many scientists believe that ambient energy, the energy that exists in all things, even the vacuum of space, can some day be tapped as a viable source of energy to power everything from toasters to automobiles. Some say the technology is just around the corner while others suggest that it may be decades or even millennium before this new form of energy can be made to do useful work. Some suggest that the idea of FREE energy from the cosmos is just a pipe dream and that it will never be made useful. They point to some of the theoretical concepts being put forth and scoff at these notions stating that they violate the laws of physics.

Fri Sep 5

• Google flicks pennies down geothermal well | The Register

Thu Sep 4

• World of Energy
• International Geothermal Power Partnership Formed

Wed Sep 3

• A Googol of Heat Beneath Our Feet [Google.org]: "Enhanced Geothermal Systems, or EGS, attempts to do just that. EGS produces heat and electricity by harnessing the energy from hot rock deep below the earth's surface, expanding the potential of traditional geothermal energy by orders of magnitude. EGS is a big challenge, but with the potential to power the world many times over, it demands our immediate attention. At Google we've launched an effort to advance EGS through R&D, investment, policy and information.&q uot;
• The Elephant Under the Rug: Denial and Failed Energy Projects

Mon Sep 1

• Technology Review: Abundant Power from Universal Geothermal Energy
• Google Investing Over $10 Million in Geothermal Energy : CleanTechnica

Sun Aug 31

• EcoGeek - Google is Now America's Largest Investor In Geothermal Research: Geothermal power is getting a closer look from several directions. These new studies are based on "hot rocks" at temperatures of around 150 degrees C (about 300 degrees F) that can be reached by drilling a couple of miles into the earth's crust. This is a much more involved approach than dealing with surface or near-surface geothermal activity, as is used for much of Iceland's power generation. Annotated link http://www.dii go.com/bookmar k/http%3A%2F%2 Fwww.ecogeek.o rg%2Fcontent%2 Fview%2F2055

Fri Aug 29

• Popular Mechanics: a geyser's worth of new projects are about to tap the power of scalding groundwater.

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