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Appendix A. State of the States and State of the Tribal Lands for Geothermal Resources and Permitting UTAH Resource Geography The majority of the state’s renewable energy comes from geothermal sources (Nielsen 2002), which are abundant in the western and central parts of the state (UGS 2008). Geothermal resources range from low to high temperature (above 150oC). The majority of the systems suitable for power production are located within the Sevier thermal area, a region of southwest Utah covering a portion of the eastern Basin and Range Physiographic Province, and part of the Basin and Range-Colorado Plateau transition zone (Harja 2007, UGS 2008). Research indicates that geothermal resources underlie much of the Wasatch Front, where a large portion of the state’s population resides (Fleischmann 2007). Known high-temperature systems include the Roosevelt KGRA and the Cove Fort-Sulphuredale KGRA (USGS 2008). Literature from state offices suggests several known resource areas for potential development, including Abraham (Crater Springs) Hot Springs area, the Meadow-Hatton area, Joseph Hot Springs, and the Newcastle, Monroe-Red Hill, and Thermo Hot Springs areas. Other areas with development potential that have been previously investigated but lacked identified resources include: the Drum Mountains- Whirlwind Valley area (near the Millard-Juab County line), and the Beryl area in western Iron County. The same office suggests the need for further exploration of the west side of Black Rock Desert in Millard County, where bottom hole temperatures of 380° F (193° C) were measured during exploratory oil and gas well drilling in 1980 (Harja 2007) as well as the Escalante Desert (UGS 2008). Utilization Currently the potential extent of Utah’s geothermal resources is not well understood, and the geology of the resources is complicated in some areas. Lack of transmission capacity may hinder development for indirect-use in some areas, however direct use is diverse and ongoing throughout the state (Fleischmann 2007). Technical Capabilities Utah universities, state agencies, and private firms contribute technical capabilities to the local and national geothermal communities. The Utah Geological Survey maintains a database of geothermal resource information to support development projects. Electrical Power Generation and Capacity Utah (along with California and Nevada) is one of the few states in the region to have developed geothermal power plants. Currently the state has three geothermal power plants (one running, two decommissioned). Types of plant include binary, single flush, and dry steam. Current geothermal electrical output is 26 MW, with a literature-projected potential of 48-183 MW (including MW Draft PEIS for Geothermal Leasing in the Western US A-37 May 2008PDF Image | STATE OF THE TRIBAL LANDS FOR GEOTHERMAL RESOURCES
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