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US Interior secretary visits Utah geothermal site, calls it example of 'energy dominance agenda'

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MILFORD, Beaver County — Some dozens of miles west of I-15, in a remote area of Beaver County, sits a sprawling corridor of clean energy. There are wind and solar farms, along with several geothermal power projects, like Fervo's Cape station, which currently generates about 33 megawatts of power for customers in California.

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