06/09/2026
Superhot rock has the potential to deliver abundant, affordable, zero-carbon energy anytime, anywhere. With intentional investment, coordinated research, demonstration projects, and institutions willing to absorb risk in pursuit of a larger outcome, this power source could fundamentally alter the future mix of global energy.
That’s why Clean Air Task Force, in partnership with the Bezos Earth Fund, convened leaders from across the geothermal innovation space this weekend at the 2nd Superhot Rock Geothermal Summit. With a focus on global collaboration, we dove into the details of what’s needed today to advance superhot rock geothermal as a viable clean energy source.
The not only allowed participants to discuss technical advancements and approaches, but also helped to build relationships that will drive future collaborations – building the ecosystem for geothermal innovation.
History suggests that transformative industries emerge when learning becomes systematic rather than accidental.