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	The purpose of this report is to present in a single work, an overall treatment of direct geothermal applications with an emphasis on the above ground engineering
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Direct Application of Geothermal Energy Author: Reistad, G.M Year: 1980 The purpose of this report is to present in a single work, an overall treatment of direct geothermal applications with an emphasis on the above ground engineering Title: Direct Application of Geothermal Energy Author: Reistad, G.M Year: 1980 The purpose of this report is to present in a single work, an overall treatment of direct geothermal applications with an emphasis on the above ground engineering


	This document represents the efforts of a team of DOE officials and six non-government organizations. Their objective critique led to very beneficial changes in the methodology for analysis
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Projections for Hydrothermal Direct-Heat Systems, Market Shares Estimation, Task Force Report Author: Engineering and Economics Research, Inc.; Technecon Analytic Research; University of Utah Research Institute; EG&G, Idaho, Inc.; New Mexico Energy Institute; Western Energy Planners, LTD. Year: 1980 This document represents the efforts of a team of DOE officials and six non-government organizations. Their objective critique led to very beneficial changes in the methodology for analysis Title: Projections for Hydrothermal Direct-Heat Systems, Market Shares Estimation, Task Force Report Author: Engineering and Economics Research, Inc.; Technecon Analytic Research; University of Utah Research Institute; EG&G, Idaho, Inc.; New Mexico Energy Institute; Western Energy Planners, LTD. Year: 1980 This document represents the efforts of a team of DOE officials and six non-government organizations. Their objective critique led to very beneficial changes in the methodology for analysis