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Sonoma-Lake-Mendocino Proactive Regional Geothermal Planning Project

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The Sonoma-Lake-Mendocino Proactive Regional Geothermal Planning Project aims to develop accurate surface datasets and geospatial analyses to support local county planning and permitting efforts for geothermal energy development across Sonoma, Lake, and Mendocino counties. The initiative will identify viable opportunities for both conventional and next-generation geothermal technologies by aligning development potential with existing surface conditions, thereby reducing risks associated with permitting and increasing the efficiency of project siting. It will serve as a foundational resource to inform future updates to county zoning codes and general plans, ensuring regulatory frameworks evolve to accommodate sustainable geothermal growth. A core component of the project is fostering direct, meaningful engagement with local communities and tribal partners to ensure development proceeds with cultural awareness, environmental stewardship, and public trust. By providing counties with the technical tools and data needed to evaluate geothermal suitability, the project empowers local governments to make informed decisions that balance energy development with land use priorities. The California Energy Commission is leading this effort, with Erica Loza serving as the primary point of contact, and the project’s performance is centered in California, specifically targeting the 95403 region.

General Info

Develop geospatial datasets to support geothermal permitting in Sonoma, Lake, and Mendocino counties with community and tribal engagement.

Agency

California → Energy Commission

NAICS

541360 - Geophysical Surveying and Mapping ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

CA, 95403

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NONE

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AgencyCalifornia → Energy Commission
Contacts1 person available
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California → Energy Commission
Office AddressN/A
Contacts
Erica LozaElectric Generation System Specialist I

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This project will create reliable surface datasets and geospatial analysis that provide local county planning and permitting expertise for geothermal development, identify opportunities for industry to develop geothermal resources of conventional and next-generation technologies that are compatible with surface conditions, and foster meaningful engagement with community and tribal partners. The project aims to guide the industry towards lower-risk permitting opportunities and provide an important foundation for future updates to county zoning or general plan updates.

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