Life-edition about energy, electrical engineering, business and technology In the volcanic region of the Great Rift Valley of East Africa, tectonic shifts are tearing the continent apart and releasing unimaginable amounts of clean energy. Explosions of steam rise loudly, releasing heat from deep within the Earth. But even more powerful is the invisible steam: one that sweeps through miles of pipes, propels past turbines, generating clean energy that will last for millions of years. B5. “When completed, Olkaria VI will be the largest geothermal power plant in the world,” says Cyrus Caringiti, Olkaria's head of infrastructure and resources development. Globally, geothermal energy is a $ 4.6 billion (£ 3.3 billion) industry with more than 500 power plants electrifying millions of households in Southeast Asia, North America, Europe and beyond. After all, geothermal energy is the second most common source of energy in the world after solar. B0. To appreciate the potential of this hea...
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