Stanford Geothermal Workshop
February 8-10, 2027

This schedule is PRELIMINARY and will be updated as papers are confirmed or withdrawn. Papers may be moved in response to session changes.
Papers will not be confirmed in sessions until the authors/speakers are registered.


Time Zone displayed is UTC-7


Day 1: Time Zone displayed is UTC-7
Monday 8th February, 09:30 am. SESSION 1: INTRODUCTION/OPENING
Chair: Roland Horne

(0) "Introduction to the 52nd Stanford Geothermal Workshop," Roland HORNE [Abstract]

(1) "Utah FORGE Phase 4A Circulation Testing: Early Operational Insights from a Field-Scale EGS Reservoir," Kristie MCLIN, John MCLENNAN, Kristine PANKOW, Clay JONES, Kevin ENGLAND, Garth LARSEN, Leroy SWEARINGEN, Brendan BERGSMA, Robert PODGORNEY, Pengju XING, Eiichi SETOYAMA, Stuart SIMMONS, Dana JURICK, Joseph MOORE, Benjamin BARKER [Abstract]

(2) "An Update on Mazama 2025 Activities," Sriram VASANTHARAJAN and Alain BONNEVILLE [Abstract]


11:00 am BREAK

Monday 8th February, 11:30 am. SESSION 2(B): RESERVOIR ENGINEERING 1
(3) "Implications of Wellbore Heat Transfer for Conductive Closed-Loop Geothermal Systems," Roland HORNE [Abstract]


Monday 8th February, 13:31 pm. SESSION S1: Side Event 1 (Room D) -- CATF Lunch Meeting
Chair: Roland Horne

Gaps in Superhot Rock Geothermal Testing Capabilities
Monday 8th February, 19:30 pm. SESSION T: Reception and Dinner
Chair: Roland Horne

Reception and Dinner

Day 2: Time Zone displayed is UTC-7
11:00 am BREAK

Tuesday 9th February, 13:31 pm. SESSION S2: Side Event 2 (Room D) -- Student Mixer
Chair: Sarah Sausan

The Student Town Hall is a space for students attending the Workshop to connect with one another and discuss the state of geothermal energy/industry from our perspective.

Day 3: Time Zone displayed is UTC-7
Wednesday 10th February, 01:00 am. SESSION 13: Currently Unallocated
Chair: Roland Horne

(7) "Challenges in 3D Finite-Element Inversion of Magnetotelluric Data for Geothermal Exploration: A Case Study in the Ogiri Geothermal Area," Toshihiro UCHIDA, Yusuke YAMAYA [Abstract]

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