geothermal

This dataset corresponds to the final report on a screening study to compare six methods of removing noncondensable gases from direct-use geo-thermal steam power plants. This report defines the study methodologies and compares the performance and economics of selected gas-removal systems. Recommendations are presented for follow-up investigations and implementation of some of the technologies discussed.

This dataset highlights trends in financing terms for U.S. renewable energy
projects that closed financing between Q3 2009 and Q3 2010. Information tracked includes
debt interest rates, equity returns, financial structure applied, PPA
duration, and other information.

NREL's Renewable Energy Finance Tracking Initiative (REFTI) tracks
renewable energy project financing terms by technology and project
size.  The intelligence gathered is intended to reveal industry trends and to inform input assumptions for models.

This dataset highlights key financing terms for U.S. renewable energy
projects that closed financing in Q3 2010. Information tracked includes
debt interest rates, equity returns, financial structure applied, PPA
duration, and other information.

NREL's Renewable Energy Finance Tracking Initiative (REFTI) tracks
renewable energy project financing terms by technology and project
size.  The intelligence gathered is intended to reveal industry trends and to inform input assumptions for models.

This dataset highlights key financing terms for U.S. renewable energy
projects that closed financing in Q2 2010. Information tracked includes
debt interest rates, equity returns, financial structure applied, PPA
duration, and other information.

NREL's Renewable Energy Finance Tracking Initiative (REFTI) tracks
renewable energy project financing terms by technology and project
size.  The intelligence gathered is intended to reveal industry trends and to inform input assumptions for models.

This dataset highlights key financing terms for U.S. renewable energy
projects that closed financing in Q1 2010. Information tracked includes
debt interest rates, equity returns, financial structure applied, PPA
duration, and other information.

NREL's Renewable Energy Finance Tracking Initiative (REFTI) tracks
renewable energy project financing terms by technology and project
size.  The intelligence gathered is intended to reveal industry trends and to inform input assumptions for models.

This dataset highlights key financing terms for U.S. renewable energy
projects that closed financing in Q4 2009. Information tracked includes
debt interest rates, equity returns, financial structure applied, PPA
duration, and other information.

NREL's Renewable Energy Finance Tracking Initiative (REFTI) tracks
renewable energy project financing terms by technology and project
size.  The intelligence gathered is intended to reveal industry trends and to inform input assumptions for models.

This dataset highlights key financing terms for U.S. renewable energy projects that closed financing in Q3 2009. Information tracked includes debt interest rates, equity returns, financial structure applied, PPA duration, and other information.
NREL's Renewable Energy Finance Tracking Initiative (REFTI) tracks renewable energy project financing terms by technology and project size.  The intelligence gathered is intended to reveal industry trends and to inform input assumptions for models.

The Geothermal Energy Association (GEA) provides data about geothermal power plants in the U.S. This data summarizes total geothermal power capacity online (MW) as of April, 2011. The information is available via the GEA website (http://geo-energy.org/plants.aspx). The Excel file available here was created from the graph on the website.

Description: a database published by Southern Methodist University (SMU) of primarily
regional or background wells that determine the heat flow for the United
States; temperature gradients and conductivity are used to generate heat
flow measurements; some wells close together have been averaged; wells
within geothermal anomalies are located, but not utilized in the regional
analysis.