Geothermal Energy from Abandoned Oil Wells
Sector: Oil and Gas • Location: Oklahoma, United States
Source: ThinkGeoEnergy
The University of Oklahoma, with partners NREL, Blue Cedar Energy, and Baker Hughes, is establishing a pilot project to utilize abandoned oil wells for geothermal energy production, funded by the U.S. Department of Energy. The project aims to evaluate the viability of repurposing these wells to provide geothermal energy for heating nearby public schools.
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Description | The University of Oklahoma, with partners NREL, Blue Cedar Energy, and Baker Hughes, is establishing a pilot project to utilize abandoned oil wells for geothermal energy production, funded by the U.S. Department of Energy. The project aims to evaluate the viability of repurposing these wells to provide geothermal energy for heating nearby public schools. |
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