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Clean electricity like this reduces the need for traditional power plants that cause climate change.
California utility Southern California Edison will purchase the electricity from Fervo Energy .
The company is drilling up to 125 wells in southwest Utah .
It signed the world’s first corporate agreement with Google in 2021 to develop new geothermal power and drilled three wells in Nevada .
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