The Hot Dry Rock (HDR) geothermal energy program is a renewable energy program that can contribute significantly to the nation's balanced and diversified energy mix. Having extracted energy from the first Fenton Hill HDR reservoir for about 400 days, and from the second reservoir for 30 days in a preliminary test, Los Alamos is focusing on the Long Term Flow Test and reservoir studies. Current budget limitations have slowed preparations thus delaying the start date of that test. The test is planned to gather data for more definitive reservoir modeling with energy availability or reservoir lifetime of primary interest. Other salient information will address geochemistry and tracer studies, microseismic response, water requirements and flow i...
Hot dry rock (HDR) geothermal energy technology is unique in many aspects. HDR resources are much mo...
In 1970, Los Alamos began an informal study of the possible usefulness of hot dry rock (HDR) energy ...
The natural internal heat from the Earth is one of the cleanest, nearly inexhaustible energy sources...
The overall objective of the Hot Dry Rock (HDR) Geothermal Energy Development Program is to determin...
An enormous geothermal energy resource exists in the form of rock at depth that is hot but essential...
The geothermal energy program at the Los Alamos National Laboratory is directed toward developing th...
Hot dry rock (HDR) is the most abundant geothermal resource, and is found almost everywhere at depth...
The long term flow test (LTFT) of the worlds largest, deepest, and hottest hot dry rock (HDR) reserv...
The Hot Dry Rock (HDR) geothermal energy program is a renewable energy program that can contribute s...
The Hot Dry Rock geothermal energy project began in the early 1970’s with the objective of developin...
Extended flow testing at the Fenton Hill Hot Dry Rock (HDR) test facility concluded in Fiscal Year 1...
With completion of the repairs of EE-2 wellbore in FY88, the major effort in FY89 will be directed t...
The primary objective for the Hot Dry Rock Program at the Los Alamos National Laboratory during fisc...
The conventional geothermal industry relies on naturally occurring fluids, either liquids or gases t...
The Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory (LASL) is currently evaluating the feasibility of extracting th...
Hot dry rock (HDR) geothermal energy technology is unique in many aspects. HDR resources are much mo...
In 1970, Los Alamos began an informal study of the possible usefulness of hot dry rock (HDR) energy ...
The natural internal heat from the Earth is one of the cleanest, nearly inexhaustible energy sources...
The overall objective of the Hot Dry Rock (HDR) Geothermal Energy Development Program is to determin...
An enormous geothermal energy resource exists in the form of rock at depth that is hot but essential...
The geothermal energy program at the Los Alamos National Laboratory is directed toward developing th...
Hot dry rock (HDR) is the most abundant geothermal resource, and is found almost everywhere at depth...
The long term flow test (LTFT) of the worlds largest, deepest, and hottest hot dry rock (HDR) reserv...
The Hot Dry Rock (HDR) geothermal energy program is a renewable energy program that can contribute s...
The Hot Dry Rock geothermal energy project began in the early 1970’s with the objective of developin...
Extended flow testing at the Fenton Hill Hot Dry Rock (HDR) test facility concluded in Fiscal Year 1...
With completion of the repairs of EE-2 wellbore in FY88, the major effort in FY89 will be directed t...
The primary objective for the Hot Dry Rock Program at the Los Alamos National Laboratory during fisc...
The conventional geothermal industry relies on naturally occurring fluids, either liquids or gases t...
The Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory (LASL) is currently evaluating the feasibility of extracting th...
Hot dry rock (HDR) geothermal energy technology is unique in many aspects. HDR resources are much mo...
In 1970, Los Alamos began an informal study of the possible usefulness of hot dry rock (HDR) energy ...
The natural internal heat from the Earth is one of the cleanest, nearly inexhaustible energy sources...