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Acknowledgements A number of people have helped to bring this project to fruition. First, we would like to thank our research advisory members: Liz Battocletti, Senior Associate, Bob Lawrence & Associates, Inc.; Anna Carter, Principal, Geothermal Support Services; Roger Hill, Technical Director, GeoPowering the West, U.S. Department of Energy; Jeff Hulen, Senior Geologist, Energy and Geoscience Institute, University of Utah; Kevin Porter, Vice President, Exeter Associates Inc.; John Pritchett, Senior Scientist, Resource Technology Program, Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC); Joel Renner, Geothermal Program Manager, Renewable Energy and Power Technologies, Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory (INEEL); Ann Robertson- Tait, Senior Geologist, GeothermEx, Inc.; Kathleen Rutherford, Senior Mediator, Resolve; and Charlene Wardlow, Manager of Development Permitting, Calpine Corporation.2 This group helped with every stage of development, from brainstorming topics to editing drafts. Charlene Wardlow provided essential guidance and countless hours of assistance for this project. Kevin Porter worked to get parts of the document published in specific journals, helped to tailor the pieces to those journals, and provided detailed feedback during various stages of the creation process. Dan Schochet, Vice President of Ormat, helped to edit the document and provide helpful information. Dennis Gilles, Vice President of Calpine, helped with information about The Geysers. Julia Watkins provided baseline data. Members of the Department of Energy, particularly Susan Norwood and Roy Mink, proved to be major assets. We thank the Department of Energy for funding this project. Thanks to the Geothermal Education Office (GEO) for providing many of the images shown throughout this document, and John Lund for providing a picture of the Blue Lagoon. Individuals who have offered their expertise and editorial skills include Laurie McClenehan, Mitch Stark, Brian Benn, Ted Clutter, Nathanael Hance, Gordon Bloomquist, Clifton Carwile, Christina Mudd, Kit Bloomfield, and Frank Monastero. Finally, we thank the following people, among others previously mentioned, for providing final edits and information during public review of the document: Doug B. Jung, Carol Werner, Fred Beck, Richard Price, Jeff Adams, Andy Johnson, Bruce Green, Amanda Ormond, Marcello Lippmann, Lisa Shevenell, Jon Wellinghoff, Marilyn Nemzer, Chuck Kutscher, Thomas Petersik, and Bob Neilson. 2 Research advisory membersí affiliated companies listed for identification purposes only ivPDF Image | Guide to Geothermal Energy and the Environment Geothermal plants
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