Transition Zone Geothermal Region

GEOTHERMAL ENERGY

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Areas (5)

Power Plants (0)

Projects (0)

Techniques (0)

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The zone of transition extends north from Walker- Lane transition zone and is situated between the nortwest Basin and Range on the east and the southern Cascades on the west. Repl

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Geothermal Region Data
State(s)	California, Oregon
Area	40,075 km²40,075,000,000 m² <br />47,929,700,000 yd² <br />9,902,732.875 acres <br />15,468.95 mi² <br />431,363,292,500 ft² <br />
USGS Resource Estimate for this Region
Identified Mean Potential	52.7 MW52,700 kW <br />52,700,000 W <br />52,700,000,000 mW <br />0.0527 GW <br />5.27e-5 TW <br />
Undiscovered Mean Potential	691.2 MW691,200 kW <br />691,200,000 W <br />691,200,000,000 mW <br />0.691 GW <br />6.912e-4 TW <br />
Planned Capacity
Planned Capacity	5 MW5,000 kW <br />5,000,000 W <br />5,000,000,000 mW <br />0.005 GW <br />5.0e-6 TW <br />
Plants Included in Planned Estimate	1
Plants with Unknown Planned Capacity	1

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Geothermal Areas within the Transition Zone Geothermal Region

• Canby Geothermal Area
• Kellog Hot Springs Geothermal Area
• Kelly Hot Springs Geothermal Area
• Lakeview Geothermal Area
• Summer Lake Hot Springs Geothermal Area

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Energy Generation Facilities within the Transition Zone Geothermal Region

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Geothermal Power Projects within the Transition Zone Geothermal Region

Geothermal Development Projects in the Region(per GEA's Annual U.S. Geothermal Power Production and Development Report (April 2011))

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Geothermal Exploration Techniques used within the Transition Zone Geothermal Region