Dispatchable energy resources (i.e., weather-independent resources with the capability to generate power year-round) as key for reliable and affordable grid decarbonization. Whereas the development of fossil fuel resources has dominated the supply for dispatchable capacity, this trend is forecasted to slow down due to the growing climate change concerns and the transition to renewable resources. Meanwhile, intermittent renewables (e.g., solar, and wind) are characterized by diminishing effective load carrying capabilities and cannot solely drive a reliable net-zero energy portfolio, which prompts the need for resource diversification and integration. Geothermal resources and energy storage have the potential to economically provide green and dispatchable power. The industry is very interested in acquiring flexible geothermal power for this matter.