The Hawaiian Islands lie above a geological “hot spot” in the earth’s mantle that has been volcanically active for the past 70 million years, with the island of Hawaii (t[...]

A new power plant being built in Klamath Falls has thrust Oregon into the vanguard of national efforts to reduce global warming. A 1997 state law requires new power plant[...]

Work on this survey teaches that electricity from geothermal resources is viable, and that its commercial risks are no different from those associated with the establishe[...]

The city of Reykjavik, Iceland, is planning to use a thermal field (Nesjavellir) some 30 Km from the city, to produce electricity as well as heat for district heating fro[...]

November 15, 1998 marks the 40th anniversary of the commissioning of the first generator at Wairakei geothermal power station, in New Zealand. At that time it was only th[...]

This report is a user manual for the steam plant version of GEOCOST. This version simulates the production of electricity using steam derived from dry steam or low salini[...]

Ninety-five years ago, in the Tuscany village of Larderello, electricity first flowed from geothermal energy when Prince Piero Ginori Conti powered a 3/4-horsepower recip[...]

The economic feasibility of developing the Makushin geothermal resource for electrical power generation will be assessed by ACRES American, Inc. as requested by the Alask[...]

The purpose of this paper is to present the status of the project to install two modular air-cooled binary cycle power plants at the Casa Diablo Hot Springs near Mammoth,[...]

August 9, 2000, Secretary of Energy Bill Richardson joined Senator Harry Reid (D-NV) in Las Vegas to announce the creation of 21 partnerships between the Department of En[...]