Geothermal Well Articles & Analysis
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Wellfield drilling can account for 60 percent of the cost of a geothermal project. Perfect well analysis helps identify maximum output from a given well and compares it with real world results to help identify the most promising drilling opportunities. Optimizing well development based on existing wellfield data and methods can ...
Yet drilling geothermal wells is more costly than conventional oil-drilling and it remains a daunting challenge to deliver the required ROI. Companies face the challenge of using downhole tools in geothermal wells that are usually 3-5km deep and reach temperatures of 300 to 400°F. ...
ByOsso Ltd
I was interviewed recently by Patrick Hanson of Geo Energy Marketing, an organisation in the US that seeks to tell the stories of innovative businesses within the geothermal space. Read the interview below for a closer insight into why Strada chose to focus on geothermal technology, the mission that drives our company and why we believe ...
The last six months have been pivotal for the development of our drilling technology, and our objective, which is to demonstrate through our innovation that the potential of geothermal energy can now be accessed swiftly and cost-effectively across the planet. ...
We need a stable, constant energy source that doesn’t harm our planet. Geothermal energy generation is clean, renewable and cost-effective over the long term, and the world has vast, untapped geothermal resources. ...
This will be the first TEG developed specifically to generate electricity from a geothermal resource with the goal of making renewable geothermal electricity more competitive in the marketplace. ...
In 2008, Davenport Newberry, LLC., the holder of geothermal leases covering several thousand acres outside NNVM, drilled two 3 km (10,000 ft) deep geothermal wells on the flanks of Newberry. ...
Now geothermal energy production is becoming a common practice around the globe. ...
The target of the renewable energy investment programme are emerging clean technologies that face relatively high development costs, such as solar, marine and geothermal energy as well as carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects and advance biofuel development. ...