Before it became the world’s largest geothermal power-producing site, The Geysers was known as the “Gates to Hades,” drawing visitors with its healing waters, steam vents, and wild legends.
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Utah FORGE Solicitation Announcement
University of Utah and Utah FORGE Announce Solicitation The University of Utah and Utah FORGE are pleased to announce...
Introducing Modeling and Simulation Forum
The Utah FORGE Team is pleased to announce the inaugural FORGE Modeling and Simulation Forum commencing April 15 at 11...
Phase 2C Topical Report
JUST POSTED December 12, 2019, Phase 2C Topical Report is now available on the Geothermal Data Repository (GDR) Direct...
Hearing: Water and Geothermal Power
"...The thermal energy beneath our feet is enormous (...) if we could capture even 2% of the thermal energy at depths...
STAT formed for FORGE Initiative
Science and Technology Analysis Team Formed for FORGE Initiative. As part of the U.S. Department of Energy’s Frontier...
Phase 2C Activities at the Site
In March, 2019, the two new vertical wells for monitoring were completed. The shallow well (68-32) was drilled to 970...
Phase 2C Activities Kick-off
Winter is at its tail end and the phase 2C activities are kicking off.
U Gets $140M for Geothermal Research
The U.S. Department of Energy has selected the Energy and Geosciences Institute (EGI) at the University of Utah to develop a geothermal laboratory.
The Forgotten Renewable
NPR All Things Considered special on the FORGE project entitled 'The Forgotten Renewable: Geothermal Energy Production...
Seismic Surveys Completed
The Forgotten Renewable: Geothermal Energy Production Heats Up Last week the Utah FORGE project completed a two- and...