The demand for energy is growing exponentially. As we push to become more sustainable and efficient, we have to solve some pretty big problems. One such challenge is that of heating and cooling. As a sector it accounts for anywhere between 40-60% of total energy usage and a considerable amount of the emissions pie. So, how do you achieve a more sustainable and efficient solution for widespread heating and cooling? I sit down with Ammar Alali, CEO of Strataphy to talk about some of the way in which geothermal can help to solve this challenge by increasing resiliency, sustainability all while reducing energy demand.
Heating and cooling as an industry is one of the main offenders when it comes to emissions and accounts for a large pull on the energy sector as well. So, how do you solve the problem of decreasing energy demand while increasing resiliency and sustainability? Geothermal. The Earth has a stable temperature of around 55-70 degrees F depending on depth everywhere in the world and it can be tapped to be utilized for heating and cooling, both residential and commercial. I sit down with Ammar Alali, the CEO of Strataphy to talk about the huge opportunity that sits in front of the geothermal industry and how he and his team are looking to capitalize.
Strataphy
Ammar Alali
https://www.linkedin.com/in/ammar-alali/
Ammar's Book Recommendation
The Tipping Point by Malcolm Gladwell
CORE Knowledge
https://www.linkedin.com/company/core-geothermal
Nick Cestari