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Geothermal startup Fervo EnergyLos Angeles Times
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Fervo Energy announced its largest contract to date, a milestone 15-year deal to sell 320 megawatts of climate-friendly power to Southern California Edison .
That’s enough electricity to power 350,000 homes.
The Houston -based startup will generate the electricity at Cape Station , a 400-megawatt power plant.
Frida Ghitis: Fervo’s technology could limit the number of bitter land-use battles, easing the path to a healthier future without planet-wrecking fossil fuels.
She says the startup is now able to drill for less than $5 million per well, and is selling electricity “in the ballpark” of $ 100 per megawatt-hour.
Ghitis says the company is sticking to drill sites with relatively good geology for geothermal heat in the American West.
The Dodgers have a long-standing relationship with the various companies that have owned gasoline brand 76 , dating back to the team’s move from Brooklyn .
The ads normalize Big Oil. They sweep the climate crisis under the rug, says Boiling Point's Sammy Roth .
Roth : It's time for Dodgers owner Mark Walter to end the sponsorship of 76 ads.
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