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Updated 31 October, 2012
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The Earth houses a vast energy supply in the National Renewable Energy Laboratory |
Geothermal biz.com was created to help geothermal entrepreneurs-companies, small businesses, Native American tribes, homeowners, and individuals-develop geothermal direct use and small power generation projects. Development of Geothermal power will help with small business electrictiy prices as it has done in the United Kingdom.
Geothermal-biz.com is part of the U.S. Department of Energy's GeoPowering the West (GPW) program to dramatically increase the use of geothermal energy in 19 states in the western United States, Alaska, and Hawai'i.
For more information about GeoThermal Energy visit AltEnergy.org
What's New
| 21 April | National Renewable Energy Laboratory Job Postings: - Senior Engineer I - Geothermal Systems Integration - Senior Analyst I - Geothermal Energy & Analysis - Principal Program Manager - Geothermal Technologies - Senior Program Manager II - Geothermal Technologies |
| 20 April | Wanted: Principal Geothermal Engineer |
| 3 April | Montana Hot Springs for sale. Contact Ryan Springer at (406) 579-5586 for more information. |
| 10 March | FY08 Geothermal Technologies Program Enhanced Geothermal Systems (EGS) FOA Special Notice (Pre-Announcement) |
| 6 March | Renewable Energy Systems and Energy Efficiency Improvements Grants and Guaranteed Loans (Section 9006) — Deadlines vary. |
| 14 February | Geothermal Discovery at Teels Marsh, Mineral County, Nevada and new indicators for other geothermal areas in Nevada |
| 11 February | The Renewable Energy Transmission Access Advisory Committee (RETAAC) presented their Phase I Report to Nevada Governor Jim Gibbons on 25 January 2008. The report notes the locations of renewable energy resources, their relation to power lines available to transmit the power to population centers, and the locations where transmission lines are needed.
The Great Basin Center for Geothermal Energy of the University of Nevada, Reno was an important contributor to the report. |
Public Service Announcements
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FOR SALE: Surprise Valley Hot Springs, Cedarville, California Has not been on market for 60 years. Turnkey resort established 1999. 300 acres geothermal with 3 artesian wells at 205°F, 2 artesian cold water wells. 16 parcel subdivision. Use permit and blueprints for 50 unit RV park, $8.9 million. For more information: Kim Rose, Tel: (530) 279-1258 or infohotsprings@yahoo.com. |
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California Geothermal Energy Collaborative: Expanding California's Confirmed Geothermal Resources Base (CEC-500-2007-027) Geothermal Permitting Guide Blaydes & Associates April 2007 (PDF file, 1.2 MB) |
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"An Assessment of Geothermal Resource Development Needs in
the Western United States" |
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"The Future of Geothermal Energy – Impact of Enhanced Geothermal Systems (EGS) on the United States in the 21st Century" 22 January 2007 (PDF file, 14.1MB) |
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Energy for Keeps received the National Green Power Leadership Award on 4 December 2006. The user-friendly book gives people who don't have an energy background information to help them make sound energy decisions. |
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FOR SALE: Historic Big Bend Hot Springs Resort, Northern California 140 Acres and nearly a mile of Pit River frontage only a quarter mile from the town of Big Bend. Hundreds of GPM's of 180°F artesian water. Unlimited potential for power, recreation, and other commercial ventures. $2.2 million. For more information. |
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"Geothermal—The Energy Under Our Feet: Geothermal Resource Estimates for the United States" |
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FOR SALE: Faywood Hot Springs Resort, New Mexico |
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The Economic, Environmental, and Social Benefits of Geothermal in the States |
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"Fizer Dairy Geothermal Heating" |
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National Geothermal Collaborative Publications |