We design and drill our own geothermal wells using tried and proven technology developed by the founder of Good Water Energy that protects the environment and significantly reduces
costs relative to oil and gas drilling methods and previous geothermal drilling in Australia.
We aim to provide viable renewable replacements large scale fossil fuel driven transport, processing, electricity generation and water desalination systems.
Our wells are designed to provide thermal heat energy for electricity, green hydrogen production and seawater desalination for prolonged timescales in excess of 50 years with zero emissions and no adverse impact on the environment.
Our goal is to create a scalable model that can be implemented across Australia, reducing our dependence on fossil fuels for energy as well as addressing Australia’s severe water shortages.
PROPRIETARY DRILLING TECHNOLOGY | CLOSED LOOP, SINGLE WELL SYSTEMS | LOW COST DESALINATION
CAPABLE OF PRODUCING TRUE GREEN HYDROGEN | LIMITLESS ZERO EMISSION BASELOAD ELECTRICITY
The only by-products from this system (aside from electricity and hydrogen) are oxygen, fresh water and harvestable brine salts (from the ocean).
Our single well systems are cased and do not interefere with groundwater.
No fracking is required (as with other geothermal systems) and no potentially toxic geothermal brine is brought to the surface.
Good Water Energy designs wells to provide thermal heat energy for electricity, green hydrogen production and seawater desalination for prolonged timescales in excess of 100 years without emissions and with no adverse impact on the environment.
We choose to collect salt brine generated from desalination where possible, to reduce salt brine returns into the ocean. In some regional areas, total brine volumes can be collected by total dry brine desalination systems or in solar evaporation ponds where sea salt and other minerals can be harvested.
Good Water Energy has economically viable drilling technologies and state of the art process systems for the production of electricity, water, hydrogen and ammonia using geothermal heat energy in the most efficient and environmentally friendly way.
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