Reservoir Technology
The reservoir technology program supports the utilization of geothermal resources through development and verification of new earth science technologies for: exploration, fluid production and injection; and prediction of reservoir lifetimes. A two-fold strategy of conducting DOE-sponsored research to meet higher-risk, longer-term needs and cost-shared research with industry in areas of greatest current need is utilized to maximize the benefit of the program to the geothermal industry. The program uses a coordinated, multi-disciplinary approach to investigating and solving reservoir problems facing the industry. Research at The Geysers geothermal field has received major emphasis in the past three years. Recent progress in that work will be reviewed in detail by The Geysers operators, federal, state and local regulators and other interested parties during a meeting in Santa Rosa on May 5 and 6, 1992. Hence the papers by Lipman, Bodvarsson et al., Wannamaker, et al., Horne, and Shook in this proceedings volume emphasize non-Geysers research in the program.
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2006-12-29
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Authors: | Renner, J.L. |
Subject: | geothermal energy | AVAILABILITY | EXPLORATION | FORECASTING | GEOTHERMAL ENERGY | GEOTHERMAL FIELDS | GEOTHERMAL INDUSTRY | GEOTHERMAL RESOURCES | MARKET | PRODUCTION | VERIFICATION |
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