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Video: presentamos el proyecto de investigación FORGE de EGS geotérmica en Utah

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carlos Jorquera 31 Oct 2017

El programa de investigación en energía geotérmica FORGE, del Departamento de Energía de U.S., está financiando dos proyectos de investigación en Nevada y Utah. El proyecto FORGE en Utah, está explicado en este excelente video.

Desde 2015, el Instituto de Energía y Geociencias de la Universidad de Utah y otros socios clave, han liderado un esfuerzo a través del programa FORGE del Departamento de Energía (DOE) de EE.UU. para desarrollar un innovador laboratorio geotérmico subterráneo cerca de Milford, UT.

En 2016, el DOE anunció $29 millones en fondos de fase 2, para la Universidad de Utah y Sandia National Laboratories en Nevada. Cada equipo tiene hasta la primavera de 2018 para instrumentar, caracterizar y permitir candidatos para un laboratorio subterráneo que llevar a cabo investigaciones de vanguardia sobre EGS.

A fines del mes pasado, el proyecto publicó el video, el cual puede ser observado en el siguiente link

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