Geothermal House, hosted by Project InnerSpace and livestreamed to the world as part of the PIVOT2024 Catching Fire Conference Series, is a fully immersive geothermal themed environment, featuring a full day of spirited geothermal programming, a geothermal themed VR lounge, the hottest next generation geothermal startups on earth, geothermal themed food and drinks, and spotlights on the movers and shakers building the future of geothermal energy.
Foley Hoag partner and Energy & Climate group Co-Chair Mark Barnett will be speaking on a panel titled “Achieving Fast Exponential Scale: Novel Financial Mechanisms to Support Next Generation Geothermal Deployment.” Mark will be joined by leaders from the Grantham Foundation, the Department of Energy Loan Programs Office, and the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy.
This event will be hosted during Climate Week NYC.
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