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Estimating Individual Injectivity Indices for Two or More Feed-Zones in Geothermal Wells Þorsteinn EGILSON Reservoir Engineering Spinner log, fluid velocity, injectivity, feed zone, pressure World Geothermal Congress 2020 English
The Most Productive Low-Temperature Geothermal Production Well in Iceland/the World? Þorsteinn EGILSON, Unnur ÞORSTEINSDOTTIR, Guðni AXELSSON and Hjalti S. GUNNARSSON Case Histories Hjalteyri, permeabilty, productivity, pressure response, simulation World Geothermal Congress 2020 English
Innovative Microseismic Monitoring Tools and Configurations for Geothermal Applications B C Dyer, F Bethmann, K Pankow, P Wannamaker, J Moore, J Rutledge, B Kaack, A Ammon EGS EGS World Geothermal Congress 2023 English
Possible Enhanced Geothermal System Potential of High Heat Producing Radioactive Bundelkhand Granite B SINGH, R.G. RANJITH, Hemant K SINGH, D. CHANDRASEKHARAM EGS - Enhanced Geothermal Systems Bundelkhand granites, EGS World Geothermal Congress 2015 English
Geochemistry and Tracer Behavior During a Thirty Day Flow Test of the Fenton Hill HDR Reservoir B. A. Robinson Field Development I — Stanford Geothermal Workshop 1987 English
Community Engagement in Geothermal Development in Uganda. Case Study of Kibiro Geothermal Prospect B. Aijuka — Community engagement, barriers, awareness, culture New Zealand Geothermal Workshop 2020 English
Multiple Generations of Silica in the Tolhuaca Geothermal System, Southern Chile, Constrained Using Sem-Based Cathodoluminescence Imaging and Fluid Inclusions Data B. Alvear, D. Morata, D. Moncada, M. Reich, A. Gómez 5.3 Andean Geothermal System, SEM-CL, mineral texture, fluid inclusions, boiling, flashing New Zealand Geothermal Workshop 2016 English
MOISTURE REMOVAL SYSTEMS IN GEOTHERMAL POWER SYSTEMS B. Arifien, S.J. Zarrouk Session 2B: Above Ground Geothermal, Moisture Removal, Scrubber, Demister, Steam dryer, Inline Vortex Separator, Diverging separator, Sounders-brown New Zealand Geothermal Workshop 2015 English
SCRUBBING LINES IN GEOTHERMAL POWER GENERATION SYSTEMS B. Arifien, S.J. Zarrouk, W. Kurniawan Session 2B: Above Ground Drain pot, scrubbing line, single droplet model, terminal velocity, catchpot and gravity setting theory New Zealand Geothermal Workshop 2015 English
DISCHARGE INITIATION BY GAS LIFTING: PNOC-EDC EXPERIENCE IN PHILIPPINE GEOTHERMAL WELLS B. C. Buning, L. D. Gonzaga, A. R. Aqui, J. R. M. Salera, Z. F. Sariniento WELLBORE gas lift, Philippines Stanford Geothermal Workshop 1998 English
The Origin and Mechanism of the Acidic Discharge of Production Well BL1D, Southern Negros Geothermal Field, Central Philippines B. C. Vidal Jr. Geochemistry — PNOC-EDC Geothermal Conference 1999 English
Geothermal Energy Rulz B. Carey — — New Zealand Geothermal Workshop 1999 English
Forty Years of Successfd Generation at Wairakei: a Successful Match and Marriage B. Carey — — New Zealand Geothermal Workshop 1999 English
Watt? A Geoheat Strategy for NZ B. Carey and M. Climo 10. Other earth energy, geoheat strategy, direct geothermal heat use, geothermal heat pumps, ground source heat pumps, electricity generation, energy demand, geothermal roadmap New Zealand Geothermal Workshop 2012 English
Wider benefits from ambient and low temperature geoheat. Why don’t we get it? B. Carey, A. Seward, J. Burnell, C. Wells, Y. Carden Session 7.2 - RESERVOIR MODELLING 3 / DIRECT USE geothermal, low temperature, ambient temperature geothermal, heat pumps, geothermal heat pumps, high temperature heat pumps, decarbonisation, process heat, renewable energy, horticulture, Geoheat New Zealand Geothermal Workshop 2025 English
OVER 60 YEARS OF DIRECT GEOTHERMAL USE AT WAIRAKEI - TAUHARA AND GROWING STRONGER ….. B. Carey, C. Stephenson, A. Blair Session 5.2 Wairakei Wairakei, Tauhara, geothermal, direct use, geothermal energy, tourism, bathing, timber drying, Contact Energy, Bay of Connections New Zealand Geothermal Workshop 2018 English
NEW ZEALAND’S PATHWAY TO SUPERCRITICAL GEOTHERMAL ENERGY USE: MOVING FORWARD TO EXPLORATION DRILLING B. Carey, M. Climo, I. Chambefort, C. Miller, A. Rae, D. Kissick, P. Bixley, R. Winmill Session 5.2 - Reservoir Modelling & Future Stream 2 supercritical geothermal energy, strategic approach, renewable energy, green hydrogen, exploratory geothermal drilling, geothermal energy investment, regulatory framework, supercritical, well design, Geothermal: The Next Generation (GNG) New Zealand Geothermal Workshop 2021 —
Ohaaki Reservoir Chemistry: Insights into the Nature and Location of the Heat Source(s) B. Christenson, E. Mroczek, B.M. Kennedy, M.K. Stewart and G. Lyon IEA - Deep Geothermal Resources — New Zealand Geothermal Workshop 1998 English
The California Energy Commission's Geothermal Activities B. Crowley Introduction — Stanford Geothermal Workshop 1991 English
Measuring Salt Water Permeabilities B. D. Gobran Reservoir Chemistry and Physics — Stanford Geothermal Workshop 1981 English
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