The Power from the earth -Mr. Wright-.  The energy from the heat from the earth’s crust  In some areas there are deposits of water in the earth’s Crust.

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The Power from the earth -Mr. Wright-

 The energy from the heat from the earth’s crust  In some areas there are deposits of water in the earth’s Crust.

 1. Steam rises through a well  2. Steam drives turbines, which generate electricity  3. leftover liquid water is pumped back into the hot rock

 The US is the largest producer of geothermal energy.  Although it is considered to be a renewable resource this resource must be managed carefully so it is not depleted.

 More than 600,000 homes are heated this way  The heat from the ground is fairly constant all year round, they are used to heat and cool homes.