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GEOTHERMAL ENERGY:

HISTORY AND TYPES


Objectives

• Discuss the origins and different types of geothermal


energy.

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HISTORY OF GEOTHERMAL
ENERGY

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Paleolithic Era 1st Century 1904

Hot springs were Geothermal energy was then further an Italian scientist named Piero
used in bathing developed by the Romans in the Ginori Conti invented the first
first century AD. geothermal electric power
plant in which steam was used
to generate the power.

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1922 1946 1958

The first geothermal plant in the first ground-source New Zealand’s Wairakei Power
USA, with a capacity of 250 geothermal heat pump Station became operational,
kilowatts installed at making it the world’s second
Commonwealth Building major industrial producer of
in Portland, Oregon geothermal electricity.

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1960 1972 2013

first large-scale geothermal The Geothermal Energy There is to be estimated 3,400


power plant came into Association, or GEA is MW around the world
operation, producing 11 established.
megawatts of electricity in
USA

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7 BIGGEST GEOTHERMAL POWER
PLANTS IN THE PHILIPPINES

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1. Leyte Geothermal Power Station

Capacity: 700.9 MW
Location: Leyte

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2. Mak-Ban Geothermal Power Plant

Capacity: 442.48 MW
Location: Bay, Laguna
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3. Tiwi Geothermal Power Plant

Capacity: 330 MW
Location: Tiwi, Albay
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4. Palinpinon Geothermal Power Plant

Capacity: 192.5 MW
Location: Negros
Oriental

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5. BacMan Geothermal Power Station

Capacity: 150 MW
Location: Sorsogon
City, Sorsogon
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6. Mindanao Geothermal Power Plant

Capacity: 106 MW
Location: Cotabato

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7. Northern Negros Geothermal
Power Plant

Capacity: 49.37 MW
Location: Cotabato
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TYPES OF GEOTHERMAL
ENERGY POWER PLANTS

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1. Dry Steam

 Most common type


 Hot steam from underground
reservoirs directly into turbines
 Turbines power generators to
provide electricity
 Steam condenses to water
and piped back to earth
through injection well.

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1. Dry Steam

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2. Flash Steam

 Hot water pumped from


deep inside the earth to the
surface
 Flash tank has low pressure,
causes fluid to rapidly
vaporize, or “flash”
 Steam enters turbine, powers
the generator, and
condenses back to the earth

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2. Flash Steam

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3. Binary Cycle

 Hot steam or water from the


ground heats second liquid in
heat exchanger
 2nd liquid has lower boiling
point, hence vaporizes quickly
 Vapor enters turbine and
powers the generator
 Hot water is recycled back to
the ground
 2nd liquid is recycled

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3. Binary Cycle

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Resources
 https://www.clean-energy-ideas.com/geothermal/geothermal-
energy/history-of-geothermal-energy/
 https://sites.lafayette.edu/egrs352-sp14-geothermal/general-
information/history/
 https://www.sutori.com/story/timeline-of-geothermal-energy--
GqGVufuHmWuuYexFJCM8pS7N
 https://www.energy.ca.gov/almanac/renewables_data/geothermal/
types.html
 https://www.eia.gov/energyexplained/index.php?page=geothermal
_power_plants
 https://www.saveonenergy.com/how-geothermal-energy-works/
 http://globalenergyobservatory.org/list.php?db=PowerPlants&typ
e=Geothermal

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