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Korea, Spain, Switzerland and the United States; 3 industry Sponsors: Geodynamics, GreenRock Energy and ORMAT Technologies; and 2 organization Sponsors: the Canadian Geothermal Energy Association (CanGEA) and the Geothermal Group of the Spanish Renewable Energy Association (GG-APPA). Collaborative Activities The Annexes In 2010, GIA participants worked on five broad research topics, and contributed to a geothermal data collection and analysis effort, specified in the following Annexes: Annex I- Environmental Impacts of Geothermal Energy Development Annex III- Enhanced Geothermal Systems Annex VII- Advanced Geothermal Drilling Techniques Annex VIII- Direct Use of Geothermal Energy Annex X- Data Collection and Information Annex XI- Induced Seismicity Annexes I and III have been operating since the original implementing agreement was initiated in 1997, and have continued programmes into the current term. In October 2009, Annexes I, III and VII were extended by the ExCo for a further 4 years, to 2013. Annex VIII, which officially started in 2003, completed its first term of operation in 2007, and was unanimously continued by the ExCo for another 4 years to 2011. Annexes X and XI were both opened in October 2009, with their activities begun in 2010. Four other Annexes have been drafted since the start of the organization, with II- Shallow Geothermal Resources and IX- Geothermal Market Acceleration subsequently closed. The possibility remains for draft Annexes V- Sustainability of Geothermal Energy Utilization and VI- Geothermal Power Generation Cycles to be initiated if sufficient interest arises. The status of the Annexes is presented in Table 1.2, Chapter 1 of this annual report. A few of the GIA‘s major activities and Annex highlights for the 2010-Year are presented below. Details are available in Chapter 1 and in the Annex Reports included in Chapters 2-7 below. IEA-GIA ExCo and Annex Meetings in 2010 The IEA-GIA ExCo held its 23rd ExCo Meeting in Bali, Indonesia, in late April 2010 in association with the World Geothermal Congress 2010, the premier international geothermal event held every 5 years, and at which the GIA had significant presence. The 24th ExCo Meeting was held in Reykjavik, Iceland, in early October 2010 as part of the Reykjavik Geothermal Week, which allowed participation at the international workshop on induced seismicity. Attendance was at its usually high level (27) for the Reykjavik meeting; however, the Bali Meeting participation was lower than expected (21), due to European flight cancellations caused by a volcanic eruption in Iceland. These meetings are briefly described below in Chapter 1. The four fully operational GIA Annexes I, III, VII and VIII held technical meetings in association with the 23rd and 24th ExCo Meetings. Each Annex meeting is typically ~2 hours long and provides the opportunity to discuss and assess current and planned activities. Important issues related to annex activities that have arisen during the year, e.g., induced seismicity, sustainability, etc., are also examined. The status of Annex operations, including activities, achievements, challenges, etc., are also reported on at the ExCo meetings. 10PDF Image | Geothermal Research and Tech IEA
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