Top 10 Geothermal Energy experts to follow
Dr. Jefferson Tester – The Croll Professor of Sustainable Energy Systems at Cornell University, Dr. Tester's contributions to geothermal energy and research are renowned. He has authored numerous publications and is a leading voice advocating for enhanced geothermal systems and their potential.
Maria Richards – Serving as the Coordinator of the Geothermal Lab at Southern Methodist University, Richards has played a crucial role in mapping geothermal resources and is a key advocate for geothermal applications beyond electricity, including direct-use applications.
Dr. Roland N. Horne – A Thomas Davies Barrow Professor at Stanford University, Dr. Horne's research primarily focuses on geothermal reservoir engineering. He has provided many innovations and insights into the optimal and sustainable extraction of geothermal energy.
Paul Thomsen – With a background in both public policy and the private sector, Thomsen's contributions as a former Chair of the Geothermal Resources Council and as a business leader in the sector provide a comprehensive view of geothermal's potential.
Dr. Marit Brommer – As the Executive Director of the International Geothermal Association (IGA), Dr. Brommer's work is central in promoting geothermal energy on a global scale, emphasizing its significance in the renewable energy mix.
Andy Blair – Known for his grassroots approach, Blair has been a stalwart advocate for geothermal energy's local applications, particularly in off-grid scenarios and remote areas. He also emphasizes community engagement in geothermal projects.
Alexander Richter – Founder of ThinkGeoEnergy, the leading geothermal energy news platform, Richter's expertise lies in connecting industry stakeholders, disseminating news, and driving awareness about geothermal developments worldwide.
Karl Gawell – As the Executive Director of the Geothermal Energy Association, Gawell's work is instrumental in policy advocacy, fostering collaborations, and promoting best practices within the geothermal industry in the United States.
Jacques Roulleau – A leading expert in European geothermal projects, Roulleau's involvement with France's deep geothermal energy sector has provided invaluable insights into technological advancements and efficient project management.
Dr. Brian Anderson – Leading the Department of Energy's Geothermal Technologies Office, Dr. Anderson's work focuses on cutting-edge research, driving investment, and fostering collaborations in the geothermal sector, ensuring the U.S. leverages its geothermal potential effectively.