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There is no nuclear process involved, geothermal energy comes from hot material near the earth's surface. It is related to volcanic activity.
Yes the geothermal are expensive to fix because they have to use the same process of installing it at first
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The process of operation a geothermal power plant involves moving heat up to the plant, heating water, and turning a steam turbine. This produces a renewable and clean form of electricity.
Geothermal energy is heat and is converted into electricity by heating water, creating steam which turns a turbine and then the big complex process begins.
Iceland is a good example (because of the geology of the area) the undergraound heat radiating out from geothermal process' can be harnessed into renewable heating supply for homes ect.
Geothermal, originated from radioactive decay in the core and lower mantle.
›Geothermal is only available in some places on this earth ›The drilling is expensive and the process is complex to work with ›Even though the earth's heat never disappear, geothermal place may not have ongoing heat ›Many thinks that geothermal is effective and does not pollute; but there are no guarantees since the location might not provide as needed
New Zealand has several geothermal regions, of which Rotorua is the best known. At Waiotapu geothermal region, the steam from drilled wells is used to generate electrical energy by using the steam to drive turbines. At other geothermal sites the heat is used directly as process heat in manufacturing paper.
Converting one form of energy to other always lost some energy in the process. The use of Geothermal energy is making electricity, fossil fuel can make electricity through generator. Adding unnecessary step from fossil fuel -> geothermal -> electricity is nothing more than additional loss in energy transformation process.
Geothermal energy is NOT from the sun. Geothermal energy is from heat inside the earth!
geothermal energy is geothermal power harnessed from the Earth itself