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Unlocking the Potential of Geothermal Energy in Yemen: A Comparative Analysis with Global Trends

Abdulrahman AL-FAKIH, and Abbas AL-KHUDAFI

Key words
Geothermal Energy; Yemen Geothermal Potential; Renewable Energy; Sustainable Development; Geothermal Exploration
Conference
Stanford Geothermal Workshop
Year
2024
Session
Field Studies
Language
English
Paper number
Alfakih

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Abstract

Geothermal energy, a sustainable and clean resource, has garnered significant global attention as an alternative to conventional energy sources. Its importance is particularly pronounced in the Middle East, a region traditionally reliant on fossil fuels. This study focuses on Yemen, a nation with untapped geothermal potential, largely due to its unique geological characteristics marked by tectonic boundaries and volcanic activity. This study assesses Yemen's geothermal resources, contrasting them with global practices to highlight the nation's potential. The aim is to shed light on Yemen's capacity to harness geothermal energy, contributing to both national energy sustainability and broader regional energy diversification. The study encapsulates the global significance of geothermal energy, highlights Yemen's unique potential, and outlines the study's purpose of placing Yemen's geothermal resources in a global perspective.

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