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Geothermal Energy Update


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U.S. Department of Energy State Coupled Resource Assessment Program Final Report for FY 1982


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During FY 1982, ESL/UURI tasks under the DOE State Coupled Program included: 2.1 Technical Assistance--Provide assistance to DOE through communicating program objectives, acting as liason among state contractors and other program participants, and writing periodic status reports. promote coordination of this program with other federal geothermal programs. 2.2 Technical Services--Provide geological, geochemical, and geophysical expertise and support as requested by state teams and other program participants to the extent made possible by funding. 2.3 Publications--Document and publish technical aspects of this program that are otherwise not documented in state contractor or other reports, provide DOE with semi-annual technical and status reports. This status report summarizes activities under 2.1 and 2.3. Technical services provided by ESL/UURI to individual state resource assessment teams are summarized in a separate technical support memorandum.




State-coupled Low-temperature Geothermal-resource Assessment Program, Fiscal Year 1979. Final Technical Report


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The results of low-temperature geothermal energy resource assessment efforts in New Mexico during the period from 1 October 1978 to 30 June 1980 are summarized. The results of the efforts to extend the inventory of geothermal energy resources in New Mexico to low-temperature geothermal reservoirs with the potential for direct heating applications are given. These efforts focused on compiling basic geothermal data and new hydrology and temperature gradient data throughout New Mexico in a format suitable for direct transfer to the US Geological Survey and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration for inclusion in the GEOTHERM data file and for preparation of New Mexico low-temperature geothermal resources maps. The results of geothermal reservoir confirmation studies are presented. (MHR).