EPI technology update. Best wishes to our community for a happy and prosperous 2019 🌲

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We continue focusing on research, engineering, and consulting-advising.

During 2018, EPI pursued improving the efficiency of hydraulic fracturing for the recovery of oil/gas from unconventional resources.

A technical presentation was given by Sidney Green at the 52nd US Rock Mechanics/ Geomechanics ARMA Symposium (www.epirecovery.com/news June, 2018) and an abstract has been submitted for presentation at ARMA 2019. Stay tuned for details.

Geothermal energy heating a pool, Iceland.

Also during 2018, EPI continued development of the Geothermal Battery Energy Storage concept in collaboration with the Idaho National Laboratory and Prof. McLennan at the Univ. of Utah. Further funding for the concept is expected in early 2019 from the National Science Foundation via the Univ. of Utah with Co-Principal Investigators Prof. McLennan and Sidney Green.

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"Unlocking the Energy Elephant", SedHeat 2017

SedHeat workshop #4, "Unlocking the Energy Elephant" was held at the University of Utah, March 1-4.  The workshop focused on geothermal energy in high-temperature sedimentary basins. 

Closing Comments by Sidney Green

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US sets the pace in reducing electric sector co2 emissions. Wall Street Journal 3-7-2017

John McLennan Co-Organizer of SedHeat Geothermal Workshop

John McLennan is a Co-Organizer of the SedHeat Workshop supported by the National Science Foundation.  The Workshop is on geothermal energy recovery from sedimentary basins, and is the fourth in the SedHeat series.  The Workshop at the University of Utah is an update since the last meeting in 2016 and will provide conclusions regarding the potential for geothermal energy recovery from sedimentary basins.  Sidney Green, also serves on the Organizing Committee. 

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