The U.S. Department of Interior has announced plans to expedite geothermal energy projects, including those by Ormat Nevada, to support President Trump's energy dominance agenda. The Bureau of Land Management will fast-track the review process for proposed projects like the Diamond Flat geothermal project and the McGinness Hills geothermal optimization project. This move is part of an effort to promote geothermal energy as a reliable source that can power critical infrastructure for national security and contribute to energy independence. The focus is on cutting red tape, advancing reliable energy projects, and strengthening national security while supporting American workers. Geothermal energy is highlighted for its ability to provide consistent electricity production regardless of weather conditions and for having a smaller environmental footprint compared to other renewable sources like wind and solar. The initiative aims to address long permitting times and access to transmission, which have hindered geothermal developments in the past.