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Nabors has entered into a strategic framework agreement that supports Quaise’s mission to make superhot geothermal a commercial reality, beginning with the development of the world’s first superhot geothermal power plant.

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South-east of Bend in central Oregon, the world's first commercial power plant for super-hot geothermal energy is currently being built. With the Obsidian project, the US company Quaise Energy is driving forward a technology that opens up geothermal energy from depths that are unattainable to traditional drilling methods. Conventional geothermal power plants depend on a few regions with volcanic activity close to the surface. Quaise aims to diss…

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Interesting Engineering broke the news in New York, United States on Monday, August 31, 2026.
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