For decades, geothermal power plants near California’s Salton Sea have been piping this hot, salty water up to the surface without capturing its valuable minerals. Now, our scientists are studying how to recover enough lithium from this brine that could meet the entire nation’s demand for the element that’s critical for battery production.
Cracking the Code of Faults: Monitoring Seismicity in Real-Time, All the Time
Tiny Fibers, Big Impact: Fiber-Optic Sensing Helps Secure Fusion and Particle Accelerators
Julia Correa’s Adventure Bringing the Subsurface to Light
Five Berkeley Lab Scientists Receive DOE Early Career Research Awards
Fervo Energy: Pioneering Next-Generation Geothermal Power
Conventional vs. Enhanced Geothermal: What’s the Difference?
