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- Zanskar identified a new site in Nevada for a potential geothermal power plant using artificial intelligence.
- Cofounder Carl Hoiland says this discovery is the first commercially viable geothermal site found in decades.
- The company aims to change perceptions of geothermal energy, which has faced skepticism.
- Geothermal power relies on underground hot water reservoirs.
- In the 1970s, the U.S. government began mapping areas in Nevada to boost geothermal exploration.
