So I heard of wind, hydro, solar, and even microbacterial forms of renewable energy, but using heat from geysers?<br><br><b><i>Pack your bags, we're moving to Iceland.</i></b>,(reply>), You can also use salt ponds as a way to capture solar energy. Also Iceland is one of a few places that have a lot of geothermal energy so its not like many people are talking about it.,(reply>), New Zealand uses quite a bit of geothermal power as well, I don't think we use it to heat water tho! It makes up about 20% of our total power generation.,(reply>), @The plural is actually "asparageese". exactly!,(reply>), @H Kr the concept yes, but this approach and application of it is rather intresting!,(reply>), @H Kr Personally, I get that geothermic energy is a usable thing but I'd never heard of it being used to heat a water supply like this. This is wild