Details of planning and projected implementation of the project that will provide space heating by 1981 for Akureyri, a city of 12,000 in northern Iceland, are given. Thr[...]

Oregon Institute of Technology; Department of Geology and Mineral Industries; and Department of Economic development recently completed an investigation of using geotherm[...]

The College Industrial Park of Klamath Falls is a 125-acre development which adjoins Oregon Institute of Technology. The drilling of production and injection wells is bei[...]

Seven Klamath public schools are using geothermal hot water wells to heat their plants in addition to OIT. The school systems are not concerned about the interruptible so[...]

Information is provided on the status of geothermal direct heat utilization in the United States, with emphasis on developments from 1985 to 1990. A total of 452 sites, w[...]

Groundwater monitoring is an essential part of the development of a low-temperature geothermal field for production and injection wells. State water resource and environ[...]

Potential resources and applications of earth heat in the form of geothermal energy are large. United States direct uses amount to 2,100 MWt thermal and worldwide 8,850 [...]

In recent years, developers have made appreciable strides in exploiting low-temperature resources; however, the enormous potential of these resources is greatly under uti[...]

Direct heat use of geothermal energy in the United States is recognized as one of the alternative energy resources that has proven itself technically and economically, an[...]

In Klamath Falls, Oregon, about 500 geothermal wells are used for heating homes, schools, a hospital, commercial businesses and industrial plants. Many of these wells use[...]