Abstract

This paper explores the economic benefits of investing in geothermal energy, highlighting its potential to enhance energy security, create jobs, and stimulate local economies. Geothermal energy offers a stable and sustainable alternative to fossil fuels, providing long-term price stability due to its low operational costs and minimal dependence on volatile global energy markets. The analysis includes a review of case studies from regions that have successfully integrated geothermal projects, demonstrating significant reductions in energy costs and greenhouse gas emissions. Furthermore, the paper examines the job creation potential within the geothermal sector, encompassing construction, operation, and maintenance roles. By investing in geothermal energy, communities can not only reduce their carbon footprint but also foster economic growth and resilience. This research underscores the importance of policy support and technological advancements in maximizing the benefits of geothermal energy investment, positioning it as a viable component of the transition to a sustainable energy future.