Baker Hughes is developing drills and measurement technology that can be used in an emerging geothermal market, according to this article in the WSJ. "Finding a drill that can function reliably in such hot conditions deep under the earth's crust has been a problem throughout the industry. And failing drill bits eat up time and waste money." Very interesting.
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