Control room of the ~30MW West Ford Flat power plant
	Calpine plant operator teaching the students about the power plant
	Water level in the power plant condenser
	H2S abatement system at West Ford Flat
	Spare stationary blades for the 15MW turbines
	Three cooling tower pumps. Two are in use, one is for stand-by
	Forced draft cooling tower
	Tree damage as a result of geothermal surface manifestations
	Fauna in the hot water stream
	Kewen Li (Stanford Geothermal Program) with Alfred Truesdell
	Water extracted from the creek for injection
	The injection line runs from the storage tank to the injection well
	Different sized casings at the well head
	The first commercial well drilled at The Geysers, still in operation
	An uncontrolled well vents steam from a silencer. This well was drilled on unstable ground
	An injection well
	Further extraction of creek water for injection into the reservoir. Water is taken from 10ft below the creek bottom, using the gravel bed as a natural filter. The clean water is then pumped up to the injection well
	Pumps used to lift the creek water up to the injection well
	Overlook of The Geysers
	Overlook of The Geysers