Iceland

A geothermal exploration project begun in 2009 that aims to explore the potential of high-enthalpy geothermal resources by drilling into supercritical fluids found in volcanic areas.

Iceland's ongoing research and development efforts in wind energy, including installation of experimental wind turbines to explore wind power viability as a renewable energy source.

Repurposing carbon dioxide by fusing it with hydrogen split from water to create renewable methanol, which is then blended into gasoline.

Automotive

Hydrogen aviation solutions

Renewable energy source that experienced increased production in 2010 alongside solar and wind.

A renewable energy technology that harnesses heat from within the Earth to generate electricity. In Kenya's case, this is the primary focus of the World Bank-funded project.

Devices that convert chemical energy from a fuel into electricity through an electrochemical reaction, producing minimal emissions.

A geothermal exploration project begun in 2009 that aims to explore the potential of high-enthalpy geothermal resources by drilling into supercritical fluids found in volcanic areas.

A geothermal energy project involving drilling the world's deepest geothermal borehole to 3.10 miles depth into a volcano to extract heat and pressure for electricity generation.

World Bank initiative launched in March 2013 aimed at enhancing identification and funding of drill testing for geothermal energy projects with promise, with the goal of reducing industry costs through experience gained.

Renewable methanol produced by re-purposing carbon dioxide and hydrogen, which is then blended into gasoline.

Geothermal Energy Project

Hydrogen fuel produced via electrolyzer powered by geothermal electricity at the Hellisheidi geothermal power plant. Intended for hydrogen-powered vehicles and buses in Iceland.