… a Māori land organization in New Zealand uses geothermal power generation to improve energy sovereignty and sustainability efforts?
The Utah FORGE Team is pleased to announce the inaugural FORGE Modeling and Simulation Forum commencing April 15 at 11 am MDT. It is intended to be an open forum to present modeling and simulation, both completed and planned, activities being conducted by the Utah FORGE Team. The Forum will be a recurring event (frequency to be determined) which will help to keep the EGS community updated on our activities and, most importantly, to gain the community's feedback.
In preparation for the Forum, details on the reference earth and native state models can be found at the following links:
Earth Model
Numerical Modeling
The Forum will be hosted by Dr. Robert Podgorney, the modeling and simulation lead for the Utah FORGE team. Registration is required, please sign-up via link below
Latest Posts
Utah FORGE announces 17 project selectees for negotiations for solicitation 2020-1
Utah FORGE Chooses 17 Selectees to Begin Negotiations: University of Utah to award $46 M for research in Enhanced Geothermal System development 17 selectees chosen to enter negotiations in 5 topic areas SALT LAKE CITY, UT., Feb. 24, 2021 – The Utah Frontier...
Current and Planned Activities
Utah FORGE continues advancing technologies for enhanced geothermal systems through drilling, monitoring, and scientific data collection at the Milford, Utah site. Current efforts include deep well development, seismic and ground movement monitoring, microgravity surveys, magnetotelluric analysis, and groundwater studies, all supporting future stimulation and reservoir creation activities.
Utah FORGE Successfully Completes Drilling of First Deviated Deep Well
Drilling Completed!!! Utah FORGE team has successfully completed drilling of its first highly deviated deep well. Drilling was completed 60 days ahead of schedule. The upper part of the well was drilled vertically through approximately 4,700 feet of sediments before...