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• 1. [Image] Idaho Geothermal Report, Ketchum, Idaho, Site Specifc Development Analysis

  	This study summarizes known information, estimates economic risk, and outlines institutional parameters which are site specific to the Blaine County area
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Idaho Geothermal Report, Ketchum, Idaho, Site Specifc Development Analysis Author: Eastlake, W. B. Year: 1980 This study summarizes known information, estimates economic risk, and outlines institutional parameters which are site specific to the Blaine County area Title: Idaho Geothermal Report, Ketchum, Idaho, Site Specifc Development Analysis Author: Eastlake, W. B. Year: 1980 This study summarizes known information, estimates economic risk, and outlines institutional parameters which are site specific to the Blaine County area Close

• 2. [Image] Projections for Hydrothermal Direct-Heat Systems, Market Shares Estimation, Task Force Report

  	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 Close