Episode

Geothermal could be huge, why isn't it?

Podcast: Living Planet
Published: Mar 27, 2026
Duration seconds: 2038
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Summary

Brock Yordy once helped extract fossil fuels; now, he’s using the same skills to tap the Earth’s heat for clean energy. His journey from oilfields to geothermal puts a new spotlight on a big question: can the industry that drove emissions now lead the way in reducing them? And if there’s so much power beneath our feet, what’s holding geothermal back?