Geothermal Technologies Program’s Open Funding Opportunity Announcement: Geothermal Energy Production from Non-Conventional Geothermal Resources
If you’re interested in considering co-producing geothermal fluids from a producing, marginal, or depleted oil and gas well, there may be support for you. The U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Geothermal Technologies Program (GTP) has released a Funding Opportunity Announcement that seeks innovative demonstration of energy production from non-conventional geothermal resources in the following topic areas, which include geothermal fluids from oil and gas production:
A. Low-Temperature Geothermal Fluids at temperatures up to 300°F
B. Geothermal Fluids Co-produced from productive, unproductive, or marginal oil and/or gas wells; other hydrocarbon production; or mineral recovery/mining operations
C. Geopressured Resources that show potential for economic recovery of heat, kinetic energy, and gas.
It is open through July 9th.
http://www1.eere.energy.gov/geothermal/financial_opps_detail.html?sol_id=342
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