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SketchUp Model - Enhanced Geothermal Systems (EGS)

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Uploaded on Aug 18, 2008

An animation of the 50 MW Habanero EGS system, under development in Australia's Cooper Basin.

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For more information on EGS technology please check out www.google.org/egs

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  • boumar19721972

    It would be better than oil which pollutes 100 times over. Bad thing is that once you tap it it's renewable and almost free energy!

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  • Ihor Menshykov

    I wonder if this kind of intrusion in the bussiness beneath our feat won't make any bad impact on our planet..

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  • frogface77

    Very Nice video.... what program did you use to add the Graphic Text?

    Nice Models !!! BTW

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  • soylentgreenb

    "Why not use a cooling tower?"

    Water usage? This is in an Australian desert.

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  • soylentgreenb

    (Solar is most cost-effective for space heating and hot-water heating; photovoltaics are recieving ridiculous levels of subsidies to try to hurry it along(see learning curves), but still doesn't manage to be cost effective).

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  • soylentgreenb

    "I'm just wondering if solar isn't lower-impact and also currently much cheaper?"

    They're not competitors. Solar provides peak-load and isn't reliable unless you live near a desert. That means solar must be backed up with natural gas or hydro power for cloudy days/winter(mostly gas since hydro resource is quite limited).

    Geothermal energy can provide baseload without any miracles in transmission and storage.

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  • semiliteratedgod

    do u have atleast one of these up'n'runnin?

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  • hamsterpoop

    I am currently studying Geology and Geophysics and was a bit annoyed about having to work for a petroleum company if I wanted to help solve the world's energy crisis. I am so happy to see that Google is investing in Geothermal!! I want to work on this sooo badly!!! :D

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  • sp4zzpp2

    ya, very human-like, I guess. Let's suck the energy out of everything to make money.. Humans have to spread all over, I know. Ya we have also the right to do so, god is supposed to say.

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