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Endurance Energy undersea geothermal test yields 8.7 seconds of net power

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Endurance Energy says its Adélie marine geothermal prototype generated more electricity than it consumed during a test 300 miles off the Oregon coast, but the surplus lasted only 8.7 seconds, peaking at 16.5 kilowatts net. Technical problems and a failed power cable cut the dive short. The 100-kilowatt unit is a prototype. Endurance plans to deploy Gentoo, a refurbished and upgraded version built to run longer and produce more power, this winter. It is also developing a first commercial project in Tonga, targeting first electricity in 2027.

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    Endurance Energy's undersea geothermal prototype briefly produces net power

    Endurance Energy's Adélie prototype generated more electricity than it consumed for 8.7 seconds during a test 300 miles off the Oregon coast.

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