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Elements that indicate a site may be suitable for geothermal electricity development include:

  • Hot subsurface geothermal fluid with low mineral and gas content,
  • Shallow aquifers for producing and reinjecting the fluid,
  • A location eligible for permitting, and
  • Proximity to existing transmission lines or load.

Geothermal fluid temperature should be at least 300°F (149°C), although plants can operate on fluid temperatures as low as 210°F (99°C).

['Renewable and Alternative Energy']
['Geothermal Energy', 'Renewable and Alternative Energy']
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