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Geothermal energy: geology, exploration, and developments. II

L. TROWBRIDGE GROSE

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Part 2 is a review of the geology and geothermal energy development in the following countries, which are currently commercially producing electric power from geothermal steam: United States, Iceland, Italy, Japan, Mexico, New Zealand, and Russia. Six other countries should have geothermal energy production in a few years, and at least 19 others are in the investigative stages. Current economics and governmental legislation in the United States are summarized. A select bibliography on the geology and exploration for geothermal energy in significant areas of the world is included.

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Part 2 is a review of the geology and geothermal energy development in the following countries, which are currently commercially producing electric power from geothermal steam: United States, Iceland, Italy, Japan, Mexico, New Zealand, and Russia. Six other countries should have geothermal energy production in a few years, and at least 19 others are in the investigative stages. Current economics and governmental legislation in the United States are summarized. A select bibliography on the geology and exploration for geothermal energy in significant areas of the world is included.

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Part 2 is a review of the geology and geothermal energy development in the following countries, which are currently commercially producing electric power from geothermal steam: United States, Iceland, Italy, Japan, Mexico, New Zealand, and Russia. Six other countries should have geothermal energy production in a few years, and at least 19 others are in the investigative stages. Current economics and governmental legislation in the United States are summarized. A select bibliography on the geology and exploration for geothermal energy in significant areas of the world is included.

Key concepts: Geothermal energy, Geothermal gradient, Geology, Legislation, Geothermal exploration, Earth science, Mining engineering, Environmental protection

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