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Renewable Energy Technologies for Federal Facilities: Geothermal Heat Pump This FEMP fact sheet explains the benefits of geothermal heat pumps, which can operate efficiently in all (but particularly in cold) climates as a viable heating and cooling option, especially in area Details Bookmark & Share
The Future of Geothermal Energy A comprehensive assessment of enhanced, or engineered, geothermal systems was carried out by an 18-member panel assembled by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) to evaluate the potential Details Bookmark & Share
2014 Annual Report, Geothermal Technologies Office In 2014, the Geothermal Technologies Office (GTO) made significant gains—increased budgets, new projects, key technology successes, and new staff. The Fiscal Year (FY) 2015 budget is at $55 million— Details Bookmark & Share
Low-Temperature and Co-Produced Resources Fact Sheet This two-page Geothermal Technologies Office fact sheet provides an overview of low-temperature and co-produced resources. It includes technology benefits and project highlights. Details Bookmark & Share
Protocol for Addressing Induced Seismicity Associated with Enhanced Geothermal Systems This Protocol is a living guidance document for geothermal developers, public officials, regulators and the general public that provides a set of general guidelines detailing useful steps to evaluate Details Bookmark & Share

Renewable Energy Technologies for Federal Facilities: Geothermal Heat Pump
This FEMP fact sheet explains the benefits of geothermal heat pumps, which can operate efficiently in all (but particularly in cold) climates as a viable heating and cooling option, especially in area Details Bookmark & Share

The Future of Geothermal Energy
A comprehensive assessment of enhanced, or engineered, geothermal systems was carried out by an 18-member panel assembled by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) to evaluate the potential Details Bookmark & Share

2014 Annual Report, Geothermal Technologies Office
In 2014, the Geothermal Technologies Office (GTO) made significant gains—increased budgets, new projects, key technology successes, and new staff. The Fiscal Year (FY) 2015 budget is at $55 million— Details Bookmark & Share

Low-Temperature and Co-Produced Resources Fact Sheet
This two-page Geothermal Technologies Office fact sheet provides an overview of low-temperature and co-produced resources. It includes technology benefits and project highlights. Details Bookmark & Share

Protocol for Addressing Induced Seismicity Associated with Enhanced Geothermal Systems
This Protocol is a living guidance document for geothermal developers, public officials, regulators and the general public that provides a set of general guidelines detailing useful steps to evaluate Details Bookmark & Share

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2017 Geothermal Technologies Office Annual Report The U.S. Department of Energy's Geothermal Technologies Office presents details on its CY2017 activities, research, contribution and support to help advance geothermal development. Details Bookmark & Share
2016 Geothermal Technologies Office Annual Report This report highlights project successes and continued efforts in all of our program areas – EGS, Hydrothermal, Low-Temperature, and Systems Analysis – which are flanked by useful tools and resources Details Bookmark & Share
Geothermal Technical Working Paper No. 5: Produced Fluids Geothermal power taps the heat of the interior of the Earth and uses the hot water and steam found in subsurface reservoirs to generate electricity. This is achieved through a system of wells that bor Details Bookmark & Share
Geothermal Technical Working Paper No. 4: Hydraulic Stimulation Geothermal power uses the heat of the Earth’s interior and the hot water and steam found in subsurface reservoirs to generate electricity. This is achieved through a system of wells that bore into p Details Bookmark & Share
Geothermal Technical Working Paper No. 3: Downhole Fluids Geothermal power utilizes the interior heat of the Earth and the hot water and steam found in subsurface reservoirs to generate electricity. This is achieved through a system of wells that bore into p Details Bookmark & Share

2017 Geothermal Technologies Office Annual Report
The U.S. Department of Energy's Geothermal Technologies Office presents details on its CY2017 activities, research, contribution and support to help advance geothermal development. Details Bookmark & Share

2016 Geothermal Technologies Office Annual Report
This report highlights project successes and continued efforts in all of our program areas – EGS, Hydrothermal, Low-Temperature, and Systems Analysis – which are flanked by useful tools and resources Details Bookmark & Share

Geothermal Technical Working Paper No. 5: Produced Fluids
Geothermal power taps the heat of the interior of the Earth and uses the hot water and steam found in subsurface reservoirs to generate electricity. This is achieved through a system of wells that bor Details Bookmark & Share

Geothermal Technical Working Paper No. 4: Hydraulic Stimulation
Geothermal power uses the heat of the Earth’s interior and the hot water and steam found in subsurface reservoirs to generate electricity. This is achieved through a system of wells that bore into p Details Bookmark & Share

Geothermal Technical Working Paper No. 3: Downhole Fluids
Geothermal power utilizes the interior heat of the Earth and the hot water and steam found in subsurface reservoirs to generate electricity. This is achieved through a system of wells that bore into p Details Bookmark & Share