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Department of Energy awards funding to Utah geothermal projects

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Five Utah geothermal energy development projects will receive federal funding. Federal agencies have geothermal energy in sight, and are injecting funds for projects in Utah. Department of Energy announced Monday it is granting $99 million for 21 geothermal energy development projects throughout the country.

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