Electricity from geothermal energy had a modest start in 1904 at Larderello in the Tuscany region of northwestern Italy with an experimental 10 kW-generator. Today, this[...]

Agriculture and aquaculture applications are particularly attractive for geothermal applications because they require heating at the lower end of the temperature range wh[...]

The Liskey Farms, Inc. greenhouses, located about 10 miles south of Klamath Falls, Oregon, are back in operation. The main greenhouses, originally built in 1978 to raise [...]

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[...]

Alcohol fuel production is reviewed with emphasis on the energy input. The economic effect of the use of geothermal energy is discussed. Four studies for alcohol producti[...]

In the United States, the use of natural springs, especially geothermal ones, have gone through three stages of development: (1) use by Indians as a sacred place, (2) dev[...]

Belmont Hot Springs (a.k.a Udy Hot Springs) is located 1 mile (1.6 km) southwest of Plymouth in northeastern Box Elder County on the flood plain of the Malad River. The [...]

Much of the geothermal history of Klamath Falls, Oregon, centers around Big Springs, the present site of Modoc Field, an athletic field for Klamath Union High School. Big[...]

The production of biofuels is a popular issue as it is a domestic product that reduces our dependency on imported fossil fuels for the transportation sector of our econom[...]

Located approximately 75 miles from San Francisco, the delightful community of Calistoga is situated at the northern end of famous Napa Valley. This is the heart of the w[...]