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Geothermal Injection Capacity Expansion

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The project aims to enhance the geothermal heating system at the Modoc Medical Center in Alturas, California, by repurposing an unused geothermal production well into a dedicated injection well. This upgrade will increase the system’s injection capacity to meet the growing demands of the expanded medical facility and accommodate future users, ensuring reliable, sustainable heating for critical healthcare operations. The modification supports long-term energy efficiency and resilience by optimizing the existing geothermal infrastructure rather than constructing new systems. This initiative is expected to deliver significant economic advantages to Alturas and Modoc County by reducing operational heating costs for the medical center, improving working conditions for healthcare staff, and bolstering local economic activity through cost savings that can be redirected to community services and business support. The project is forecasted by the California Energy Commission and is being managed by Erica Loza, Electric Generation System Specialist I, with all activities focused on the 96101 zip code in Alturas.

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Repurpose unused geothermal well to boost injection capacity for Modoc Medical Center's sustainable heating.

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California → Energy Commission

Place of Performance

Alturas, CA, 96101

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AgencyCalifornia → Energy Commission
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California → Energy Commission
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Erica LozaElectric Generation System Specialist I

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This project will improve and expand the existing geothermal heating system utilized by the Modoc Medical Center in the City of Alturas. The strategy is to convert an existing, unused geothermal production well into an injection well. The additional injection well will provide the necessary injection capacity to serve the expanded Modoc Medical Center facilities and future users. The project will provide economic benefits to Alturas and the surrounding Modoc County communities by lowering heating costs, providing services to medical personnel, and supporting local businesses.

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