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Prospects for geothermal development in Dominica

By: Jabbal, H.S

Description: 22 pSubject(s): DOMINICA | ENERGY | GEOTHERMAL ENERGY | ENERGY RESOURCES | ELECTRIC POWERSummary: Forecast for average load growth up to the year 2000 is approximately seven percent Summary: . The capabilities of the existing and proposed hydro expansion plant are discussed, however demand indicates the need for another non-diesel plant before 1993 to avoid excess expenditure on fuel. Options are outlined and costings given, if the geothermal option is adopted. A strategy for geothermal development is proposed together with a tentative programme (up to 1996). Appendices include a summary of geothermal scientific reports, cost of geothermal development and a comparison of cost for hydro, diesel and geothermal energy production.

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Forecast for average load growth up to the year 2000 is approximately seven percent

. The capabilities of the existing and proposed hydro expansion plant are discussed, however demand indicates the need for another non-diesel plant before 1993 to avoid excess expenditure on fuel. Options are outlined and costings given, if the geothermal option is adopted. A strategy for geothermal development is proposed together with a tentative programme (up to 1996). Appendices include a summary of geothermal scientific reports, cost of geothermal development and a comparison of cost for hydro, diesel and geothermal energy production.

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