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posted 2 years, 12 months ago
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The whole West Coast is lined for earthquake faults, fissures, and volcanic zones that are prime geothermal prospects for generating energy. Calpine energy in California currently has utility electricity production based on geothermal wells. Geothermal electricity production could be done up and down the west coast.

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Every June/July are well known high wind months in the Gorge. (People come from all over the world to windsurf in Hood River during those months.) Because there is still high water during those months as well, how will distribution infrastructure be expanded into order to handle this annual electrical surge?

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